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I don't think I've had this much fun with a Jig in a long time.. Check out the attached video to watch this really cool little jig in action! Using the jig i am able to use my table saw to create the traditional parabolic curved shape on the outside of a wood bowl. Fun project with great results!!!

after reading several blogs, I couldn't help but try my hand at making this (made mine out of Goncalo Alves ). from Bridge City's KM1 to this very simple design, it seems inevitable that others will join. the build is very straightforward, rabbet a piece of any wood, cut in half, add a stop...

I have been a lurker for several years now, and decided that it was time to come out of the woodworking closet and share a few of my own projects. Like many, I have admired the concept of the Gripper Pushblock, but have been turned off by the cost. There are several designs in this forum that...

EDIT: THIS PROJECT WAS EDITED ONLY TO ADD A LINK TO THE DRESSED OUT TABLE SAW This project is part of a bundle of projects building some basic shop tools and table saw jigs. The project series concludes with dressing out the table saw. As each project is posted links are added to the items in...

I made this Crosscut sled early last year, I finally bought a real Tablesaw and it was time for a decent sled. I spent a little bit of money on the runners and tracks, but overall I am very pleased with the Sled. Since I have been milling my own lumber, I have been working with wider boards and...

Accuracy is everything when doing fine woodworking. Unfortunately I've never found a reasonably priced, accurate device to make very tiny adjustments on the tablesaw. The old tap tap method is frustrating and too often inadequate to get super accurate cuts. This easy to make and use device...

I made this mantle clock out of cherry and mahogany. We used an oil based polyurethane finish. I chose a white piece of glass for the front of the clock as i thought it matched best with the rest of the clock.

Octogons made of beech, finished with walnut stain and nonglossy laquer. Purpose is to be used as display for various small things. Diameter is 65mm. Due saw hight limitation when 45 degree angled (when sawing on right side), I had to make simple jig for my tablesaw roller bed - so cut was made...

I'm posting this kinda as a public service on Lumberjocks. I was looking through some of the others already posted, and couldn't find Steve Latta's version, which is, IMHO for the time invested and material cost, (sure, you could do better or go overboard) the best. Steve writes for...

I saw the idea for a single blade box joint jig on the Woodfather.com website. He has a SketchUp plan Which can be downloaded as well as an instruction video. I deviated a bit from his plan as I reused my Digital box joint jig sled for this build. The principle behind the jig is quite simple...

Here is a crazy cool way to use a tablesaw to do lathe work! Turn blanks for turning? No problem.. have a bunch of round tenons to cut? No problem.. need to make a bunch of perfectly matched spindles for stair or railing.. This jig can do it! I love to design and build woodworking machines...

After my first attempt a few weeks ago, I decided I could do a better job of making this style of tray. So I put on my thinking cap and managed to come up with a much higher quality product which I am very happy with. As I put more effort into this one, I thought I should film it too. It's...