Box Joints
The box joint—or finger joint—provides a ton of glue surface for solid and attractive corner joints. Jig up to make these joints on the table saw or router. We'll show you how.
This jig and method makes the box sides interchangeable for foolproof assembly.
How can I rout a groove to accept the bottom panel in a small box-jointed box without exposing the unsightly groove on the outside of the box?
Learn how to make a box joint, often called a finger joint.
Don't spend a ton of money on a box joint jig.
Build a basic box-joint jig and learn the secrets for getting perfect results!
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