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Pocket Hole Jig (PDF)
I decided to build my own, using a router I found for a song at a yard sale, and...
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Jig, Miter
This old-fashioned fixture will help you plane perfect miter joints....
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Circular Saw Guide Cutting Box Jig
Repetitive cuts can be cut squarely and accurately every time with this cutting box for your circular saw. It is easy enough to make that different sizes can be made for projects as they come along. The one shown here is for straight cuts, an angle version could be made for cutting the top of fence boards.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: GreenThumbGoodies | Fix Link? |
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Circular Saw Plywood Jig (Video)
In this video segment, John White explains how to make an offset straight-edge jig that acts as a fence for rip cuts on sheet goods. After an initial cut to set the jigs plate width, the jig functions by aligning the edge of the sole to the mark line, clamping it to the cutting surface, and passing the circular saw along the sole plate. This method allows a circular saw to cut nearly as well as a tablesaw, ideal when you are working alone. The jig serves a dual purpose by protecting the plywood surface from the circular saw’s sole plate which may be marred with nicks and dings.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Fine Homebuilding | Fix Link? |
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Jig - Miter Sled, AcuMiter
With this plan you can make yourself a truly accurate miter sled so you can cut first class segments for your rings that you don't have to send time touching up to get a perfect ring. A notable feature of this sled is that adding a new miter angle to your repertoire is quick and cheap!
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: SegmentedTurning | Fix Link? |
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Jig, 4-Corner Miter Clamp
This easy-to-build miter clamp and one handscrew are all you need to make perfect frames.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Black and Decker | Fix Link? |
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Jig, 45degree Miter Clamping
I have always been frustrated with the difficulty in gluing, and especially clamping 45 degree miter joints. On this page, I describe the best method of gluing such joints I have found yet. I don't consider this method to be very good, just the best that I have figured out so far.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: M. Wandel | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Adjustable Dado (PDF)
This video link covers joinery techniques. Here you will also find an adjustable dado jig plan. First click on - Download FREE Plans & Info - then click on adjustable dado jig. (You might be prompted to submit your email address). The Woodsmith editors discuss four basic joints used to assemble the corners of a cabinet, a simple rabbet joint, a dado joint used for the top and bottom, a very strong locking joint called a tongue and dado, and a modern technique pocket screw joinery.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Woodsmith | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Alignment - for Face Gluing
When gluing two or more pieces face to face (like making a set of thick legs for a project), they tend to slip out of alignment as you tighten the clamps. Here is one solution.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: WoodworkingTips | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Angle - Adjustable
Make this simple tool for your drill-press table and you'll never have to eyeball the angle of a hole again.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: WOOD Magazine | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Biscuit Jointer
By Gord Graff - I was presenting a seminar on biscuit joinery the other night and after the class one of the attendees came to me and couldn't believe how my simple biscuit joiner jig could solve a number of problems he had. He was so amazed with the simple thing that the only thing I could do was hand it to him and say, here you go”. After giving it away I knew that I would have to make a new one, so this morning I did just that and documented it in hopes that it may help someone else.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: WoodCentral | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Bottomless Crosscut
With no back or bottom, this jig is great for dadoing and for crosscutting wide stock.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: American Woodworker | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Box Joint
As a new woodworker, the idea of a box joint jig intrigued me, and I had looked at a lot of plans. However they all seemed somewhat limited in that they were constructed for one size of joint. Finally I found the plans for a micro-adjustable box joint jig in ShopNotes (Vol. 2; Issue 8) and decided that was the way to go.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: WoodCentral | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Box Joint
Box joints add a professional touch to your projects, they can be cut on a table saw with a dado blade or with a router in a table with a straight bit.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Sawdustmaking | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Box Joint (PDF)
This is a great jig for doing Box joints in your projects. Mad Marks site is no longer available so I hope that he doesn't mind that I am taking the liberty to post his instructions for this jig on my site. Mark, if you mind, let me know. Thank you for ...
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Lee Styron | Fix Link? |
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Jig, Butterfly Joint
With the tops of the tabletop boards clamped face to face, we used a simple plywood jig to rout the sockets for the butterfly key.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: American Woodworker | Fix Link? |
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Jigs, Shooting Miter
The miter shooting board helps you trim perfect-fitting miters with a hand plane...
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