The bench hook is likely one of the most basic tools in the woodworker’s arsenal.
Jigs
Canadian Woodworking jig articles showcase clever shop-made jigs, accuracy-boosting setups, repeatable techniques, and time-saving solutions that improve safety, precision, and efficiency in your woodworking projects.
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This tenoning jig cuts tenon cheeks on rails safely and accurately with your table saw.
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A crosscut sled enables you to cut material safely and accurately.
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This adjuster adds accurate, repeatable adjustment to your jigs and fences.
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This jig is an excellent accessory for reducing stock vibration on the lathe.
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If you own a table saw then one of the most useful jigs you could make is a cross cut panel sled.
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Bill Thorne, an avid woodworker and mechanic from London, Ontario designed this clamping jig.
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It is not an attractive joint but it can be very useful when parts have to be assembled on site.
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One of the most difficult joints to assemble is the cross grain mitre joint. This joint always tends to slip out of alignment when the glue is applied.
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This jig that is useful for making the cuts associated with a biscuit joiner.
