Jigs
You'll wonder how you ever assembled a project without these simple, versatile shop aids.
WOOD's Craig Ruegsegger demonstrates a simple shop-made taper jig for your tablesaw that will have you churning out elegant table legs in no time flat.
This jig lets you set the precise angle to cut leg after leg safely.
Are you ready for on-the-money miters? Here's the solution.
This pair of handheld blocks will provide an added measure of safety and even increase your productivity.
Split a hair and make it square with our wide-body tablesaw accessory.
I love the tenoning jig that appeared in the June 1997 issue.
Pat Warner has designed specialty router bits and is currently developing a collection of inexpensive, disposable, single-flute mortising bits.
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