WOOD's Best Free Jigs

just a suggestion but if you are having problems downloading the plans have your 12 year old grand son or son do it, good luck these plans are great for free plans.!!

Jeeez, guys. Copy and paste to a word processor. What part of "free plans" is it that you don't understand? We woodworkers will go to great lengths with our hands, tools and ingenuity to get something in the shop "just so," but we expect a publisher who's giving something away to do it better so we don't have to make an effort?? Get real.

Again, guys and gals, I suggest the inexpensive Snap5 download which will let you frame any part of your screen and print or save it. And yes, rudeness isn't nice. But it's pretty normal for the rest of the web world, unfortunately. As my dad used to say, (not really...) "If you don't have anything nice to say, keep your ^&$#$&*@#$$ mouth shut!" :)

I am reading through the posts and I'm saddened by the rudeness of some of the comments. People please! It seems obvious by your comments that it is not this website that needs to "fix things", but it is the posters who need to improve their computer skills. (Thanks frankingram, you hit the nail on the head). I've been printing these plans for a very long time, and CutePDF is my PDF printer.

Just to see if I could print these plans I tried and had no trouble what so ever printing them out. It seems those who cannot copy the plans need to master their computer like they have their woodworking skills.

Here is a suggestion go those who want a pdf file of the tips, try out Cutepdfwriter. It's a free program that converts anything printable to a pdf document.

Have you tried the printer icon in your browser?

Nice, I can see many uses for this