Jigs & Fixtures

For less than the cost of a sawblade you can build a precision crosscutting sled that handles large panels with ease. No room to attach a sliding crosscut table to your table saw? For less than the cost of a sawblade you can build a precision crosscutting sled that...

This simple shop-built table converts your plate joiner into a handy benchtop tool. This shop-built table converts your hand-held plate joiner into a benchtop tool. Adjusting a sliding table up or down makes it easy to locate the slot for the biscuit. And a unique...

This simple shop-made jig transforms your plunge router into a precision mortising machine and guarantees fast easy and accurate mortises. For rock-solid joinery on your woodworking projects a mortise and tenon joint is hard to beat. Unfortunately using the...

Creating clean crisp pocket holes couldn't be simpler. This jig is easy to build with a day in the shop. There are two good reasons for making a pocket hole joint. It’s strong. And it’s quick. Basically a pocket hole joint is a butt joint that’s held together with...

Keep your pocket hole jig and all its accessories in one compact portable workstation. This portable workstation will help you get more use out of your pocket hole jig. First of all the “wings” fold down to provide a wide stable base. Each wing contains a drawer for...

Accurate and chip-free crosscuts plus a versatile fence make this a must-have for your table saw. Lightweight sled design makes cutting large workpieces on the table saw a snap. The rock-solid fence ensures square cuts every time - with easy to adjust controls to make...

Accurate repeatable mortises are guaranteed with this sliding table. When a project calls for a lot of mortises nothing beats the power of a mortising machine. The only drawback to a mortiser is that repositioning the workpiece to drill the overlapping “holes” can be...

This easy-to-build project makes it a snap to cut thin and small parts accurately and safely. When it comes to cutting very small parts most table saws are just not well suited to the task. The reasons are simple. First the rip fence isn’t designed for easy adjustment...

Cut small parts safely and accurately at any angle with just a few strokes of your pull saw. Cutting miters on small moldings at the table saw can be tricky. First of all it can be difficult to safely control the workpiece. And it’s not unusual for the saw blade to...

A push block doesn't have to be a scrap piece thrown away after one use. This version is designed with a comfortable practical handle and a replaceable body. Using a push block on a table saw is just good sense: it keeps the workpiece under control and it provides a...