Build a router table spline jig for cutting clean and repeatable miter splines. This step-by-step guide shows how to make a simple router table add-on for boxes, frames, and reinforced miter joints.
Learn how to cut an oval in wood using an ellipse router jig. This adjustable jig is perfect for crafting table tops, trays, bowls, and coasters. Follow this step-by-step guide to achieve precise and beautiful oval shapes for your woodworking projects.
Build a tenon jig for a router table and easily cut precise tenons. If you have a router table a tenoning jig is a nice addon for making tenons. It definitely pays off to have one in the workshop. Build the jig with this step-by-step tutorial and video.
Build a router table box joint jig for cutting clean, repeatable box joints and finger joints. This step-by-step guide shows how to make the jig, set it up, and use it on a benchtop router table.
Build a compact DIY router table with a simple fence, T-tracks, and dust collection. A great beginner-friendly upgrade for small workshops.
A router dado jig is one of the most needed jigs for a trim router. The versatility of the tool is fantastic. Not only can you cut dados or rabbets but also cut mortises, and make t-joints or t-tracks. It is a great help in the workshop. Build an adjustable router dado jig with this step-by-step tutorial and video.
The best and easiest way how to cut a circle in wood is by using a trim router in combination with a circle cutting jig. Make a DIY router circle cutting jig for your hand router with this step-by-step guide and video.
Make an adjustable router template guide for cutting squares, rectangles, slots, mortises, dados, and rabbets. Follow the step-by-step tutorial and video to build this versatile router jig.