Workshop Tenon Jigs
Free workshop tenon jigs projects instructions to build a variety of tenoning jigs for your tablesaw and other woodworking power tools. Tenon jigs take the work out of duplicating multiple cuttings of the same sized mortise and joint joints.
This handy jig was designed to hold the workpiece for cutting tenons on the table saw and for general use on the drill press.
This tenoning jig mounts on your table saw sled and is used to secure the piece you are working on in a vertical position for cutting. You set it to the exact distance from the blade that you need.
This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a router tenon jig. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.
The router table is one of my most favorite tools in the workshop. A lot of people don not realize what a great job the router table does cutting tenons. Before I made this jig I used to use the standard miter gauge to cut tenons then I saw this simple jig featured by Pat Warner in FineWoodworking magazine.
A well designed tenoning jig helps you cut tenons safely with consistent accurate results. This jig rides against the side of the fence, eliminating side-to-side play.
A tablesaw tenoning jig is an essential tool for most woodworkers. This jig features the safety and stability of a crosscut sled, combined with a mircro-adjust tenoning carriage.
Precise adjustment and alignment make this jig an excellent tenoning tool.
A tablesaw tenon jig like the one shown here is easy to build and easy to use on any saw with a plain, unencumbered rip fence. The jig is designed to ride along the fence, offering sliding movement accurately parallel to blade as well as easy positioning for cutting centered or offset tenons, lap joints and bridle joints.
Build an adjustable dowel jig using the free downloadable templates and free step-by-step instructions available at the link. It is easy to build and easy to use as well.
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