5 ways of using a tablesaw L-fence
Rabbets, tenons, flush-trimming, miters, and pattern work all made significantly easier with this one simple tablesaw jig.
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Rabbeting a shelf; Strength vs. appearance
When rabbeting a shelf to fit into a dado, is it better to put the rabbet on the top or the bottom?
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Mike Farrington guides you through using a dovetail guide, step by step.
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How do you make strong joints in wood like this? When I need wood for a project, my first stop is a small mill near my shop that specializes in local hardwoods. On one particular visit I noticed a pile …
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Video: Making tapered wedges on the tablesaw
Contributing editor Chris Gochnour demonstrates how he creates wedges at the tablesaw using just a miter gauge and a stop block.
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