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Shop Jigs
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10
Best Table Saw Accessories
What makes a
table saw so versatile? It's the shop-built accessories and jigs woodworkers
use. Here are ten
you can build yourself.  |
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Seven
Must-Have Shop Jigs
Most woodworking projects can be completed surprisingly well with only
a small collection of basic jigs. |
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Five
Circular Saw Jigs
Don't
sell your circular saw short. Using these five jigs will give you precision
results you wouldn't expect with a circular saw. |
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Sliding
Crosscut Box
Easily
cut miters on your table saw with boards up to 24" wide — safely
and accurately. Adjustable stops for quick multiples. |
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Five
Router Jigs
Five
easy-to-build shop jigs that put your router to task cutting large circles,
creating perfect dadoes and mortises, and more. |
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Box
Joint Jig
Dial
in perfect-fitting box joints on your table saw or router table. Micro-adjustment
system and locking feature make it easy and accurate. |
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Dovetail
Jig
Now
you can cut perfect half-blind dovetails for drawer and box construction
using the Woodsmith dovetail jig. |
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Tenoning Jig
Features a unique
preset system that lets you cut all the standard sizes of tenons
without having to make complicated adjustments. |
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Adjustable Dado Jig
Perfect dadoes every time! For cutting snug-fitting dadoes exactly where you want them, it's hard to beat this jig. |
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Taper Jig
In addition to cutting
tapers, it's also perfect for making angled cuts on wide boards, and
for straight-line ripping on your table saw. |
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Band Saw Circle-Cutting Jig
You can take all the guessworkout of cutting circles on your band saw with this circle-cutting jig.5 |
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Table Saw Insert / Ripping Thin Strips
What's the
solution to keeping narrow strips from jamming your table saw blade?
Replace your saw's metal insert with this custom insert. |
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Tilt-out Panel Cutting Guide
Get
professional results with this shop-made panel cutting guide. Just as
accurate as a commercial model, but considerably less expensive. |
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Miter Gauge Fence
Add accuracy and consistency to your crosscutting. Provides more support for the workpiece than the miter gauge itself. |
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