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  • How to Make a Mortise Joint

    The mortise and tenon is one of the strongest woodworking joint techniques available. A large surface area for gluing and bonding the joint creates its superior strength and durability. The key to...

  • How to Make a Dowel Joint

    Dowel joints are common in both antique and modern furniture. A dowel joint will attach two pieces of wood together without leaving behind screw marks, nails or holes that need to be filled. These...

  • How to Make a Hinge Jig

    There is no denying that using full mortise hinges really elevate your piece from good to great; however, installing them can seem very intimidating. This simple jig can be very useful and will...

  • Dowel Joint Technique

    A dowel joint uses a concealed dowel to connect and reinforce the corresponding sides of a mated joint. Combined with wood glue, it makes for a very strong joint. Used for frame joints and leg...

  • How to Construct a Round Wood Tabletop

    Round tabletops can be produced with a few tools commonly found in home workshops. The construction is nearly identical to the process used to build square or rectangular tops with the exception...

  • How to Use a Tenoning Jig

    Making cheek cuts -- the part of the tenon that is parallel to the face of the board -- for tenon joinery can be a little unnerving because the wood must be kept upright and can tip into the...

  • How Do I Attach Drawer Pulls to Cabinets?

    Drawer pulls must be mounted correctly and centered accurately on each drawer front. Knobs have only one hole to center, but drawer pulls have two holes that must be properly aligned. The trick is...

  • How to Use a Jig (holding on to something on the corners of the table)

    This is an article for you! Helpful tips on tha rust-n-dust-collector jig you have. I am sure this will help you with doing projects involving a jig. This is really easy to accomplish! It only...

  • How to Use Pocket-Hole Joinery

    A pocket-hole joint is made when a screw hole is counter-bored at an angle through the surface of one of the parts being joined. The selected surface is one that will not be visible on the...

  • How to Make a Fighting Stick

    Weapons can come in a variety of shapes and sizes. One such weapon that can be used in a fight or a friendly spar is a wooden stick. An ordinary branch won't be sufficient for a good duel. A...

  • How to Carve a Running Rabbit (Free template)

    This is a carving pattern and instructions for carving a running rabbit. The original dimensions are 2" by 4" by 10". You can blow up or shrink the attached template to make yours...

  • How to Cut Wooden Script Letters

    Some things just scream "Welcome home!" One of those is a large, lovely wooden script letter. Traditionally, a home would display the first letter of the last name on either the front door or in a...

  • How to Make Large Wooden Letters

    Wooden letters are a popular addition to home decor projects. You can use them to spell out a child's name in the nursery, or to spell out words and phrases when hung from ribbons or nailed to the...

  • How to Use a Drill Bit Jig

    Sometimes drilling anything less than a perfectly straight hole is unacceptable. It doesn't matter if you are drilling into wood, metal, or any other material. The most effective and dependable...

  • How to Make a Finger Joint

    Making a finger joint, or a box joint, using a table saw jig is done by flushing the board against the plug. Learn how to make a finger joint in this free woodworking video.

  • Making Box Joints

    Making box joints, or finger joints, can easily be done using a table saw jig. Learn how to make a box joint in this free woodworking video.

  • Setting Dado Blade Depth to Make a Box Joint Jig

    Dado blades should be set at a the appropriate height according to your need. See how to set dado blade depth to make a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Making a Test Cut on a Box Joint Jig: Part 1

    An old box joint jig can be used to check the measurement See how to make a test cut on a box joint jig to make sure the dado is set at the proper height - free woodworking video.

  • Making a Test Cut on a Box Joint Jig: Part 2

    See how to make a test cut on a box joint jig to make sure the dado is set at the proper height - free woodworking video.

  • Making the Second Cut for a Box Joint Jig

    The second cut is the most important part of making a finger joint jig. See how to make the second for a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Testing a Box Joint Jig

    Watch how to test a box joint jig to see if it cuts properly in this free woodworking video.

  • How to Set Up a Box Joint Jig

    A box joint jig allows you to cut fingers joints for carpentry projects. See how to set up a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Setting Up a Router for Half Inch Cuts

    A router is a convenient power tool for cutting slots in a box joint jig. See how to set up a router for half inch cuts in this free woodworking video.

  • Making Half Inch Router Cuts

    A woodworking router is a convenient power tool for cutting slots in a box joint jig. See how to make half inch router cuts in wood to make a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Making Quarter Inch Router Cuts

    A woodworking router can be used to make a box joint jig. See how to make quarter inch router cuts in wood to make a finger joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Sanding a Router Cut

    A woodworking router can cut rough places in wood. See how to smooth a router cut with sand paper when making a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Placing Carriage Bolts to Make a Box Joint Jig

    Carriage bolts hold a box joint jig in place. See how to correctly place carriage bolts when making a finger joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • Measuring a Box Joint Jig

    Measuring for a finger joint jig is the right way to make a box joint jig. Learn how to make the measurements and marks for making a finger joint jig for your table saw in this free woodworking video.

  • Marking a Box Joint Jig for Router Cuts

    Marking the wood stock for a box joint jig should be done before making cuts with the router. Learn how to mark the stock for router cuts in order to make a finger joint jig in this free...

  • Creating a Stop for the Router on a Box Joint Jig

    The slot for box joint jig bolts should be straight and flat. See how to create a stop for the router on a box joint jig in this free woodworking video.

  • How to Use a Dovetail Jig

    Using dovetail jigs is going to be different for every jig if they are automated, but the non-automated ones are very similar. The dovetail jig that is the most simple that I could find (and...

  • Sharpening Wood Lathe Tools

    Sharpening wood lathe tools only requires a slow-speed wet grinder and a jig to support the tools during sharpening, and each tool is sharpened according to its shape. learn to keep tools clean...

  • About Power Saws

    Buying the right power saw is essential for a successful project. Whether you are setting up a wood-working shop or just looking for a saw for a particular type of job, you need to look at the...

  • Incra Router Jig Projects

    The Incra router jig is considered one of the finest woodworking tools available. It is known for positioning accuracy, precise fence placement and an endless supply of cutting capabilities. The...

  • How to Rout Dadoes

    Perhaps you're making a set of shelves that require a lot of dadoes made for the shelves. There's a quick way to help trim the time on this task.

  • How to Make a Two-in-One Jig for Guiding Drill Bits

    Perhaps you struggle, when drilling, to get just the angle you need. Struggle no more and make a two-in-one jig for your drill. It's a trick that woodworkers have relied upon for centuries, and...

  • How to Build a Three Heart Shaped Shelf

    A three heart shelf is a great country home project. Use it for knick knacks, in the bathroom, or as an addition to your kitchen. Add pegs to hang towels or use in the mud room for lightweight...

  • How to Make Wooden Gears

    Wooden gears are an interesting and fun project. Clocks, soap box cars and other small machines all run well with wooden gears depending on the purpose of the machine. Wooden gears are fun to...

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