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Jig for Routing Sliding Dovetails
October 25, 2005

After reading Mac Campbell's article on sliding dovetails (Fine Woodworking #62, p. 80), I was compelled to use the joint on a project. The jig for cutting the pin that…
Router Fixture for Dovetail Pins
October 25, 2005

My variation on routing dovetails involves cutting the pins with a router equipped with a 1/4-in. straight bit and a bushing that follows an acrylic template. I mark the pins…
Easily Aligned Jig for Routing Shelf Dadoes
October 25, 2005

Recently, I had to rout lots of dadoes in cabinet sides for 3/4-in. plywood shelving. I came up with a method built around a 5/8-in. patternmaking router bit (with the…
Radiused Corners on Countertops
October 25, 2005

I like to put a radiused corner on any countertop that projects into a traffic area: The corner won't hurt as much when you bump into it. This simple jig,…
Router Dado Setup on a Table Saw
October 25, 2005

One way that the Biesemeyer and other similar tablesaw fences have changed the way we work is that the alignment guide is so accurate that you can make quick, confident…
Shopmade Sliding Crosscut Table
October 25, 2005

Most woodworkers appreciate the performance and accuracy that a sliding table would lend to their tablesaw, especially one with enough capacity to crosscut a full sheet of plywood. But for…
Modifying a Grinder to Sharpen Carving Gouges
October 25, 2005

To sharpen wood carving chisels and gouges, start with a common grinder motor and turn around the grinder so that the wheels rotate away from you at the top, which…
Rip Narrow Moldings from Wide Stock
October 25, 2005

Custom push sticks and an organized milling process produce delicate moldings safely on the tablesaw
Asymmetrical Router Base Simplifies Setups
October 25, 2005

I used to get frustrated with the inordinate amount of time it took to set up my router for even the simplest cuts. The main problem was that the distance…
Combination Router-Table Bit Guard and Stops
October 25, 2005

I added two 3-in.-wide, 15-in.-long pieces of hardwood to the fence of my router table. Each piece is mitered on the end closest to the bit and attaches to the…

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