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We've compiled some of our best jigs and fixtures that will make your time in the shop more productive.
A crosscut sled is handy to have around there's no doubt about that. One with a pivoting fence is even … Read More
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
