Table saw jigs, sleds, fences, fixtures, and workshop aids
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a simple yet highly effective jig that helps woodworkers make clean, square cuts with just a circular saw and a few affordable materials. Ideal for beginners or …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. Known for creating clever, workshop-friendly jigs, Rob expands his Router Base Onion Build series with a sled that boosts both reach and control when using a router on …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a smart, low-cost jig designed to hold dowels securely during cuts on the bandsaw—solving a common safety and accuracy issue in woodworking. Rob’s design uses basic materials …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a clever clamping jig designed to simplify glue-ups on picture frames, especially when working with tight mitered corners. Built from plywood and common shop hardware, this adjustable …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a straightforward yet highly functional router fence that improves accuracy, safety, and versatility when working with a router table or table saw extension. Rob focuses on practicality …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a smart and practical jig that helps you drill perfectly straight holes with a handheld drill, replicating the precision of a drill press without the size or …
This project was built and designed by Billy from Newton Makes. It features a shop-made tenoning jig designed to simplify one of the most rewarding and precise joinery methods—the castle joint. Rather than relying on complex setups or extensive measuring, …
This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. It’s a fast, shop-friendly build that delivers a reliable tool for flattening live edge slabs, end grain glue-ups, and uneven boards. A router sled offers precision and control …
This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. It’s a straightforward and effective push stick build that improves safety and control at the table saw. Whether you’re just getting started in woodworking or upgrading your shop …
This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. It’s a shop-made tenoning jig built from scrap plywood and designed to improve precision and safety on the table saw. A tenoning jig helps you make consistent, accurate …
This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. It’s a sturdy, functional drill press table made to improve drilling accuracy, repeatability, and workspace organization—all using plywood, t-tracks, and a clever fence system. The table features a …
This project was built and designed by Michael from Maker At Play. It’s a custom table saw jig built to improve the precision and repeatability of miter cuts, especially for woodworking projects that rely on tight angles and clean corners. …
This project was built and designed by Tim from Casual Builds. It’s a simple yet effective mortising jig that helps woodworkers cut precise hinge recesses using basic tools and leftover materials. The jig is adjustable, sturdy, and easy to make—making …
This project was built and designed by Stan Sullivan. It’s a fast and practical solution for making accurate hand-sawn cuts using only scrap wood and a few basic tools. While miter saws dominate modern workshops, the classic miter box still …
This video comes from Jodee at Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever sled design for the table saw that makes straight-line ripping and repeatable tapering safer, faster, and more precise—especially when working with rough or oversized stock. While most sleds can …
This project was built and designed by Brett from Brett’s Basement Woodshop. It’s a shop-built mortising jig that offers a budget-friendly alternative to high-end joinery tools like the Festool Domino. Designed to work with a standard plunge router and guide …
This project was built and designed by Joe Heide from Woodworkers DiyLemma. It’s a compact miter sled built for the table saw—ideal for producing clean, consistent 45-degree cuts, especially when building boxes. With just a few pieces of scrap plywood …
This project was built and designed by Steve from JKM Woodworking. It’s a custom-built sled made specifically for cutting precise 45-degree bevels on a table saw—ideal for frames, angled joinery, and other mitered assemblies. Unlike standard 90-degree sleds, this design …