I love this because, from my experience trying to learn how to use a router – a detailed tutorial on routers is VERY much needed. I spent a lot of time researching and piecing together the information as I learned to use my router, and I am bringing it all to you! My goal for you...
Make pocket holes as shown in the plans. The pocket holes in 2×4 boards are made with thepocket hole jigand drill bit collar set to 1 ½”.See more about how to use a pocket hole jig here. I decided to take apart the old table saw stand (because obviously, I will not be need...
Use a spiral cut bit to groove wood. Make simple grooves in wood with an ordinary drill and bit. This procedure is sometimes done when a woodworker needs to make a small jig, or a channel for a guide. It can also be used to make a groove inside a cabinet or tight workspace where ...
Stripping an old finish from furniture or trim is almost like finding buried treasure. A good stripping job can transform a yard-sale bargain or restore an antique to its original glory. ▸Read More... Building the Box Joint Jig To use this jig you will need a tablesaw, stackable dado ...
In this article we show you how to make a useful storage box or blanket box using using simple loose tenon joinery.
The trick to a clean cut with either saw is to use a straightedge or, better yet, a custom jig to guide the saw throughout the cut. Post-form countertops have an integrated backsplash that sits at 90 degrees to the countertop surface. This means you have to make two cuts: one that ...
If so, a quality router table is what you need. Whether you think of getting one of a variety of router tables for your home workshop or already have one, our useful tips on how to use a router table will help you get the most out of your tool. ...
Apply glue to the one edge of the set, then place both halves in the jig. Use a hammer or mallet to tap the wedge into place until glue is pressed out of the joint. Wipe away excess glue and add weight on top of the seam to keep the pieces flat and...
Apply glue to the one edge of the set, then place both halves in the jig. Use a hammer or mallet to tap the wedge into place until glue is pressed out of the joint. Wipe away excess glue and add weight on top of the seam to keep the pieces flat and aligned. ...
Re: How to make a Top Mount or Under Mount Joystick Jig « Reply #49 on: February 26, 2011, 03:24:50 pm » I've mounted them to the underside and just screwed them in. If you want you can route out the area for the plate (or use a wood chisel) to get a little more ...