Build a simple router rabbet jig from Baltic birch plywood for quick, accurate rabbets with a handheld router. The jig gives you a 90° reference, flexible rabbet width, and easy clamping for boxes, drawers, cabinets, and larger panels.
In this blog post, I will be sharing how to make a router circle jig for a multi-purpose router base that I previously built. A multi-purpose router jig is a…
Build a versatile multi-purpose router jig that can cut dados, rabbets, mortises, circles, and homemade T-tracks. It also works as an add-on for a router flattening sled, making it one of the most useful router jigs in the workshop.
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.
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.