Woodwork Jigs

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Kingwood marking gauge (and previously shared scratch awl) for @o1crane. He was…

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TS-2: Perfection Made Rare | Popular Woodworking

Popular Woodworking: Bridge City Tool Works TS-2 plus 4 other good square options

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12 Tips for Better Biscuit Joining | Popular Woodworking

12 Tips for Better Biscuit Joining Improve performance and expand function. By Richard Tendick Make corner splines Decorative corner splines sure make an ordinary box look great. But they can be a bit dicey to cut on a tablesaw. Let your plate joiner come to the rescue. A simple jig holds the box and the joiner so you can cut slots quickly with minimal setup hassles. The jig is nothing …

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Thicknessing with the Magic Jig

Thicknessing with the Magic Jig | GREG MERRITT – BY MY OWN HANDS

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New Crosscut Sled

New Crosscut Sled - by builtinbkyn @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking community

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Kerfmafe - handydandy (that's it!)

Kerfmaker - Brass'n wood!

the right - angle clamp jig is shown with measurements for each section and height

Right angle clamp jigs

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Winding Sticks Maintenance

Winding Sticks Maintenance | Walke Moore Tools

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AW Extra 7/25/13 - Precision Planing Jig | Popular Woodworking Magazine

Precision Planing Jig Achieving exact thickness is really important when making splines to reinforce box corners. The splines have to fit perfectly in the saw kerfs—a few thousandths of an inch one way or the other can make a big difference. I cut my spline material on the tablesaw, making it a bit thicker than needed, then plane it by hand to exact thickness using this adjustable jig. Here’s how …