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Joinery hints, tips, and tricks to help you build better projects.
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
A table saw and a simple, shop-made jig are all you need to make strong, tight-fi tting miter joints. Read More
These stops that attach to your router table fence work perfectly for making hinge mortises. Read More
Flattening faces and jointing edges are the main jobs of a jointer, but that's not all it can do. Take … Read More
Using a pocket hole jig speeds up the construction of a project. Find a place to set up the jig? … Read More
Using a pocket hole jig speeds up the construction of a project. Find a place to set up the jig? … Read More
Assembling a project with pocket screws requires more than just a jig. This reader-submitted project center creates a portable work … Read More
Here's an easy way to tackle making some extra-long finger joint. You do it with a combination of your table … Read More
The phrase “more than one way to skin a cat” is certainly overused. But when it comes to cutting tenons … Read More
Squaring up stock is one of those tasks that it's easy to lose track of what work has been done … Read More
A small, clamp-on pocket hole jig creates joints quickly and easily. Here's a way to make the jig even easier … Read More
Threaded inserts open up opportunities for creating knock-down projects or adding hardware to shop-built jigs and fixtures. The key is … Read More
Combine a hand plane and a miter gauge from the table saw to create a way to trim parts to … Read More
Here's an easy technique for building your hand tool skills and making tight-fitting joints. Read More
