A jig is a plate, block or open frame for holding work or for guiding the work through a power tool or machine.
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Complete plans for building 80 jigs that let you cut right angles with a circular saw, rip and crosscut with a scroll saw, cut compound angles for inside and outside corners and more.
by Rosario Capotosto
- Paperback
- Published 2003
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Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Jigs & Fixtures (Complete Illustrated Guides)
by Sandor Nagyszalanczy
- Published 2006
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How to make a ball drilling jig can be found at this site.
Wood Magazine
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Build the circular saw crosscut jig with just a few tools using scraps laying around your shop!
Wayne of the Woods
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This corner jig is so easy to make and so easy and accurate to use
Wayne of the Woods
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Mounting drawer pulls has never been easier than with this handy shop helper.
Wood Magazine
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How to use a kreg jig.
Sawdust Making 101
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This router jig is so easy to make and so easy and accurate to use.
Wayne of the Woods
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A straight-edge cutting jig is a reliable way to rip straight edges onto ragged-edge boards.
Wood Magazine
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Instructions for a true-cut taper jig.
Wood Magazine
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