Mortising Jig Woodworking Plan.

This router jig is a specialist at through or stopped dadoes and grooves. Included is an exploded diagram.

For this special issue on routers, we asked a trio of seasoned router experts to share shop-made jigs they have found super handy over the years. We will provide the plans for each, and also show how ...

Say goodbye to rough and irregular edges the next time you cut a circle or ring. And, using the extended base of the trammel for added stability, as shown at right, you can detail an edge or rabbet th...

Mount your router to this simple-to-build jig, and guide it arrow-straight down the workpiece to rout flutes with dead-on precision.

Here is a quick-and-easy Self Centering Mortising jig that can be used on stock of various thicknesses and will always self-center.

Here is a jig for routing bookcase or cabinet-side dadoes that exactly match the thickness of your shelf stock. No special bits are needed. Just use an ordinary straight bit and a guide bushing.

Not only does this simple guide keep stock perfectly square to the router fence, it also supports the back edge of the routed stock to minimize tear-out.

Cutting on-the-money rabbets for half-lap joints with a portable circular saw and handheld router is a breeze with this two-in-one jig. Perfect for those who want great joinery but do not have a table...

Here is a no nonsense router jig that helps you trim solid-wood edging perfectly flush with plywood panels. No more heavy sanding and no risk of sanding through the thin plywood veneer. The jig base a...

Need a foolproof way to trim solid wood edging on plywood panels. This router-table mounted fence will do just fine.