Best Jigs for Making Cutting Boards (And How to Use Them)

Want to make cleaner, faster cutting boards? These cutting board jigs help you flatten, shape, and groove like a pro—whether you’re a beginner or not.
Want to make cleaner, faster cutting boards? These cutting board jigs help you flatten, shape, and groove like a pro—whether you’re a beginner or not.
Learn which materials are best for building accurate and long-lasting woodworking jigs. Compare plywood, MDF, hardwoods, and more in this beginner-friendly guide.
Learn which woodworking jigs every beginner should build first. These 5 simple, useful jigs will boost accuracy, safety, and confidence in your shop.
Learn what a woodworking jig is, how it works, and why every woodworker—from beginner to pro—should build their own. Includes examples and tips.
Build a versatile multi-purpose router jig with this step-by-step tutorial. From cutting dados and rabbets to flattening surfaces and making T-tracks, this is a must-have tool for any DIY enthusiast.
A coping saw is a useful tool for cutting shapes and angles and can be made with just a few simple steps and materials. By making your own coping saw, you can save money and have a handy tool at your disposal. Learn how to make a coping saw with this step-by-step tutorial and video.
Learn how to build your own chisel-sharpening jig with this step-by-step guide and video tutorial. The jig allows you to sharpen chisels and plane blades resulting in a sharp and even edge. Understand what is the best angle for sharpening chisels and how to use the jig.
Are you planning on making picture frames? A simple picture frame clamp is the right tool for the job. From start to finish, I will guide you through the process of building your own picture frame clamping jig using simple tools and materials.