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We've compiled some of our best jigs and fixtures that will make your time in the shop more productive.
An easy way to keep the wheels on your grinder square. All it takes is the handful of items you … Read More
Here's an easy way to tame an unruly, bumpy clamp head. A jig for your disc sander is all it … Read More
This simple drill press table is a great addition to the shop. You probably have enough material left over from … Read More
This little sled is a big deal. I use the jig often for accurately sizing small parts at the table … Read More
A shop-made hold-down works great at keeping the workpiece you're cutting where you want it to be. It's adjustable also … Read More
With this jig you can put your lathe to work on a different level. Drilling deep, accurate, repeatable holes in … Read More
Here's a nice way to economically sharpen plane blades. A simple block and a handful of hardware is all it … Read More
This jig lets you take control of your brad nailer. Attaching nosing and thin strips to plywood without the worry … Read More
Vertical cuts on the table saw don't need to be done everyday. But when they do, it's nice to have … Read More
One of the best ways to turn thick boards into thin workpieces is by resawing them at the band saw. … Read More
This featherboard jig for your table saw does double-duty work. It holds the workpiece firmly against the fence, and prevents … Read More
This great little jig for your band saw installs quickly with no fuss. And the pivot block lets you adjust … Read More
A featherboard is a great accessory for the shop. Here's how to make one that you can stack to support … Read More
Here's a simple tenon-cutting sled that attaches to your table saw miter gauge. This lets you fine tune the milling … Read More
This handy router table accessory makes easy to make safe, accurate cuts in small parts. Read More
