Jigs and Fixtures - Page 9 of 15

The Trick to Hanging French Doors
Knowing where to place the shims is half the battle.
Pocket-Hole Jigs
Tools for making quick, strong joints in everything from cabinets to window casings.
Doors that won’t stay put
Q: We have a couple of interior doors that will not stay open. How can I keep the doors from closing on their own? Kay Lewis, via e-mail, None A: Roe…
Centering a Holesaw with Drywall Screws
Learn a creative solution for enlarging holes using drywall screws instead of a pilot drill.
Turning Corners with Beaded Casing
A shop-built jig creates a combination butt-miter joint that looks good year round.
Upside Down and Backward Works Best for Crown Molding
A simple jig and a couple of pattern blocks reduce the risk of cutting crown molding at the wrong angle.
The Glue Sled
Apply construction adhesive with precision using a simple, self-made glue sled.
Job-Site Sharpening Tips
The right tools and a few easily made jigs will give you an edge on your chisels, your planes and your competition.
Building a Crosscut Sled for a Tablesaw
Making square cuts on wide stock is quick, safe and easy with this simple jig that you can build in a day
Building a Custom Box Newel
A hollow post made of mitered panels is easily detailed with stock moldings.

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