Router Jigs

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  The Incra Universal Precision Positioning Jig

  Review of the Incra Universal Precision Positioning Jig. An affordable fence positioning for hobbyist woodworkers.

  
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  How to Build a Trivet Using a Simple Trammel Jig

  Using a simple trammel jig and some MDF wood you can start a fun trivet project that will make some nice holiday gifts.

  
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  Shaker Dresser Project

  A modernized version of an American classic, this maple Shaker-style dresser combines old world design with modern techniques.

  
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  How to Make a Simple Router Jig to Increase Stability for Trim Edging

  Using an old 4 x 4 fence post, you can stabilize your plunge router, which can be a little loose when you are routing some lipping.

  
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  Mortise Pal Mortising Jig and Clamps for Easy Plunge Router Table Joint Cutting

  Mortise Pal’s plunge router mortising jig and loose tenon joinery clamps give you a wide range to cut perfect mortise and tenon joints with your router.

  
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  A Cheap Alternative to Replace Thumbscrews in Shop Jigs and Clamps

  The next time you are in need of a thumbscrew for a jig or a clamp, try an eye bolt with a machine thread instead of buying more specialized hardware. They are available in various diameters and lengths and, when used with a T-nut, they have great holding power. The loop in the bolt allows [...]

  
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  Rockler Woodworking and Hardware Interlock Signmaker’s Router Template

  Rockler’s Interlock Signmakers Templates snap together for easy letter and sign routing in 2-1/4″ and 4″ sizes in packs of 40 characters.

  
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  Leigh Industries Super FMT Router Jig Makes Tenon Cutting Easy and Less Expensive

  Leigh Tools’ Super FMT router jig makes cutting multiple mortise and tenon joints simple and at half the price of the original FMT jigs.

  
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  Rockler Woodworking and Hardware Box Joint Router Table Jig

  For specialized box making on your router table, Rockler’s Box Joint Jig fits on almost any router table as both a stabilizer and spacer for cutting box joint notches.

  
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  Woodline USA DadoMax Router Jig for Dado Joinery Cutting with No Measurements

  Woodline USA’s DadoMax is an all aluminum jig with a brass guide bushing that works with almost any handheld router for easy dado cutting.

  
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  Drilling Jigs for European Hinges

  The barrier to entry for European-style hinges is often making the initial cup hole drilling, but these drill and router jigs make the process easy.

  
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  Porter-Cable OMNIJIG Joinery System Easy Router Template Joint Cutting

  Porter-Cable’s OMNIJIG Joinery System features easy to set stop and gauge templates for cutting dovetails and custom joinery very simply.

  
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  Jigs and Fixtures

  Jigs and fixtures can help guide your cuts, fixing and guiding them for a project, and there is probably one for any technique you want to employ.

  
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  Incra Build-It Components – Jig Making with a Head Start

  Incra’s Build It Jig system allows you to create your own jig set-ups adding whatever pieces you need to equip it for certain tools and cuts

  
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  Two Ways to End Up with Great New Cabinet Doors

  If you’re building a cabinet, Rockler offers two ways to get perfect doors, either by ordering them custom made or laying them out yourself.

  
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  Cutting a Bigger, Better Ellipse

  Rockler’s elipse jig holds a point for your router that makes cutting a rounded shape very simple, with larger bases for more freedom.

  
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  Great Deals on Jigs and Accessories

  The Rockler store offers a lot of unique and useful array of jigs and accessories to save you time and effort in the workshop.

  
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  Ways to Cut a Hinge Mortise

  Woodworking experts John Brock, Richard Jones and Carol Reed offer their advice for the best way to cut hinge mortises without a mallet.

  
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  The Milescraft SignCrafter and SignPro for Easy Router-Cut Wood Signs

  The Milescraft SignCrafter and SignPro enable you to make your own router cut wood signs easily. These Milescraft tools are excellent..

  
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  Dovetail Tearout using Baltic Birch Plywood?

  Expert woodworkers share tips and tricks for routing dovetail joints without tearout on baltic birch plywood.