Woodworking Jigs - Page 2 of 94

This clever circle jig makes any size circle on your bandsaw, router table, or edge sander.

Michael Fortune uses a sheet of MDF to extend the surface of his bandsaw table, and a domed auxiliary table for cutting curved parts.

Auxiliary fences allow you to minimize blade exposure on the bandsaw, making cutting more safe.

Ramon Valdez shows a bunch of cool ways he uses jigs in his shop.

Bandsaw the tail board quickly and accurately with this flippable, adaptable jig.

Sometimes an overcomplicated version of a simple project, like a shooting board, is just plain fun (plane fun? HA!).

Keep both ends of a long track stable with this simple trick.

A raised table uses the top part of the belt, which rarely gets worn.

From handles and pulls to feet, wedges, wheels, drawer stops, and table-attachment tabs, Asa Christiana shows how to manufacture a lot of small parts.

Excellent dowel jig from JessEm