Woodworking Jigs
This Flush Mount Miter Slide Hardware Kit lets you fix jigs to any standard miter slot with no protruding knob to get in the way. Perfect for crosscut sleds or any jig requiring a smooth surface for operation. Includes one expandable miter slot adapter to fit any standard 3/4″ wide x 3/8″ deep miter slot, as well as two different length screws for use with either 1/2″ or 3/4″ material.
At long last, durable joints can be made without clamps or special fasteners. And no book exists that shows woodworkers how to use this time-saving tool to create these joints-until now. The Pocket Hole Drilling Jig Project Book gives woodworkers step-by-step instructions for using a pocket hole drilling jig to create joints in a range of stunning furniture projects, including: *Face frames *Cabinets *Tables *Shelving units *Dressers *Frame-and-panel doors *And more As with the biscuit joiner, woodworkers are learning they can’t live without this small, inexpensive piece of equipment that has revolutionized how joints are made. The Pocket Hole Drilling Jig Project Book teaches them how to make the most of their new favorite tool.
About the Author
Danny Proulx opened his own custom kitchen-remodeling shop, Rideau Cabinets, in 1989. He is the author of Build Your Own Kitchen Cabinets, Building Woodshop Workstations, Display Cases You Can B (more…)
Chris Taylor, inventor of the Incra Jig, shows you how to get the most out of this new tool and the Incra Fence System. Includes step-by-step instructions for making Box Joints, as well as half blind, sliding and through Dovetails.
Milwaukee Bi-Metal Jig Saw blades are designed and manufactured for the professional user. Bi-metal blades last longer than high speed steel or carbon blades. Detail to the material used, tooth shape and sharpness make these blades cut clean, fast and have a longer life. These blades use a T-Shank and fit Milwaukee Jig Saws 6266-6, 6276-6, 6267-20, 6267-21 and other popular brands. Includes 5 individual blades.
Milwaukee Bi-Metal Jig Saw blades are designed and manufactured for the professional user. Bi-metal blades last longer than high speed steel or carbon blades. Detail to the material used, tooth shape and sharpness make these blades cut clean, fast and have a longer life. These blades use a T-Shank and fit Milwaukee Jig Saws 6266-6, 6276-6, 6267-20, 6267-21 and other popular brands. Includes 5 individual blades.FEATURES: 5 Pack Assortment. 9/32 in. Width, T-Shank. Metal Cutting Blades: 48-42-5121, 48-42-5161, 48-42- (more…)
About the Actor
David Marks has won numerous awards for his woodworking including two NICHE Awards in 2001 and three time winner of Best of Show in Artistry in Wood in Sonoma County, CA. He has hosted 91 episodes of the television show “Woodworks” on DIY and on the How To Channel in Australia. Examples of his work appear in numerous publications such as Fine Woodworking Design Books 3, 6, 7, the Guild Source Book 7, Furniture Studio The Heart of Functional Arts, as well as many others. David is a current member of the AAW, Baulines Crafts Guild, Sonoma County Woodworkers Assc. and of the Furniture Society. You can see his work at his website www.djmarks.com.
David Marks, recognized internationally as a master craftsman of fine furniture, turner, sculptor, and host of the television show “Woodworks” on DIY, shares decades of experience and fine craftsmanship as he takes you step by step through the process of creating an award winning dining ta (more…)
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From the Forward…”To be successful in woodworking the possession of two secrets is essential—to know the right joint to use, and to know how to make that joint in the right way.”This guide has fifteen chapters and over 400 illustrations on the proper joints used in woodworking projects.Includes chapters on:The Glued JointThe Halved JointThe Bridle JointThe Tongued and Grooved JointThe Mortise and Tenon JointThe Dowelling JointThe Scarf JointThe Hinged JointShutting JointsThe Dovetail JointDovetail GroovingThe Mitered JointJoints for Curved WorkMiscellaneous JointsPuzzle Jointsand much more
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The Incra Ultra Lite Jig Woodworking System delivers 12-1/2 inches of positioning range, helping you with most of your router table applications. With micro adjustability of 0.001 inches, the Incra Jig Ultra is the most precise jig on the market for router tables, drill presses or bandsaws. The three-point self-lubricating and self-cleaning linear bearing system ensures extremely smooth tracking, and advances in precise 1/32-inch increments allow you to zero in and cut without measuring. The woodworking system comes with complete joint making instructions, and fixtures and jigs for every joint application. Simply change setup for a new operation then return to original cut with virtually no error. The Incra Jig Ultra Lite packs the best features of its big brother, the Incra Jig Ultra, into a more compact unit with a 12-1/2-inch positioning range. The ultra woodworking system comes with a lifetime Incra warranty on racks, and a limited 1-year warranty on o (more…)
This book, in the “Complete Illustrated Guide” format covers jigs and fixtures, a subject of perennial interest to woodworkers. Jigs are like clamps. As the saying goes, “You can never have enough of them.” Jigs, simply put, are devices, sometimes shop-made but now often available commercially to enable woodworkers to do something more than once. For example, some jigs are fences that ensure straight cuts or templates capable of guiding tools to create a certain shape time after time. Woodworkers love jigs and fixtures for the same reason they are drawn to woodworking-designing them is about figuring out how to do something. All woodworkers are secretly engineers and inventors, and jig design and construction is a way to indulge that need. Some woodworkers love jig-making so much, they never build anything but. Simple or elaborate, jigs are an essential part of woodworking. This book, authored by prominent woodworking author, Sandor Nagyszalanczy, is organized like his (more…)
