Woodworking Jigs - Page 3 of 94

Johnny Tromboukis uses kerf bending and hot water to bend a kumiko panel.

Chuck it into your handheld drill, use a wooden block to hold it, and sand a perfectly chamfered tip.

A round block, two bench dogs, and a bench-dog screw clamp make an adaptable mount for carving.

An improvised version of a commercial scraper-burnishing jig, but with a bonus!

Team up your dial calipers with a set of feeler gauges to sneak up on the perfect tenon size.

Start with a jigsaw and sand up to the layout lines using a pattern.

This bandsaw fence allows the board to spring open or closed without affecting the cut.

Learn how to make a simple tool from scraps around the shop to get more consistency from your jointer.

Small, simple bases with cleats allow benchtop tools to be clamped easily in a bench vise and removed and stored just as quickly.

Swinging router jig is great for curved pieces and chair seats.