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Joinery hints, tips, and tricks to help you build better projects.
A sturdy base that's added to your Kreg jig gets you working on pocket joinery faster. Read More
Small wood "keys" create the traditional look of a dovetail joint -- without all the work. Plus, they add strength … Read More
A router table is a great tool for producing tight, crisp joints. But routing across the grain of a workpiece … Read More
You're probably familiar with a pocket hole jig that uses a handheld drill to form the pockets. Here's a way … Read More
Making stub tenon and groove joinery is a cornerstone of the Craftman style of furniture. This easy-to-make joint is a … Read More
A crosscut sled makes cutting so much easier and more accurate that many woodworkers have one on their saw practically … Read More
Instead of building a cradle jig for your table saw to make decorative splines, try this addition to your biscuit … Read More
Fast, accurate, versatile, and strong — do you need more reasons to give pocket hole joinery technique a try? Read More
These traditional options for knock-down joinery offer strong, rigid construction along with a unique, hand-crafted look. Read More
If your jointer is giving you fits, try a few of these remedies for some common jointer ailments. Read More
Attractive and strong, finger joints are also easy to make with nothing more than a shop-made table saw jig and … Read More
Whether it’s kitchen cabinets or an entertainment center, a set of router bits offers an easy way to make the … Read More
For long-lasting case construction, the tried and true dovetail joint can’t be beat. Read More
A table saw and a simple, shop-made jig are all you need to make strong, tight-fi tting miter joints. Read More
