The other jig that we're gonna make is for cutting tenons, and it allows you to turn your handheld router into a tenon-cutting powerhouse. You'll cut smooth, accurate, tenon cheeks and shoulders.

Now we’re embarrassed that we couldn’t come up with a solution as eloquent and easy to use as this circle cutting router jig which [Grays42] built. He’s using a small trim router for the job.

Looking to cut perfect circles with your router? This video reveals how to quickly make a router circle jig that delivers precision and simplicity. Crafted from laminate, this DIY jig is both ...

In this woodworking video, learn to create an adjustable hexagon cutting jig for the table saw, allowing you to cut hexagons ...

Are there exceptions to the rule? Sure, with some specialty routing jigs you can cut either mortise or tenon first, but as a general rule, it’s better to cut the mortise first. 2. Joinery before ...

While this jig will make cutting ordinary dovetail joints a lot easier, you can still show off your manual skills by making an impossible mallet. Want to join metal bits instead?