Table saw jigs, sleds, fences, fixtures, and workshop aids
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 …
This project was built and designed by Jason from PatriotDIY. It’s a clever, multipurpose jig made for tapering and jointing boards using a standard table saw—perfect for those without a jointer or anyone looking to make angled cuts with greater …
This project was built and designed by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a straightforward router jig that makes cutting accurate and repeatable dados fast, clean, and easy—perfect for anyone wanting more precision in their shop. Designed to help streamline shelf …
This project was built and designed by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s an adjustable jig made to cut box joints ranging from 1/8″ to 3/4″, offering flexibility for a variety of woodworking projects. Jodee has fine-tuned this jig over several …
This project was built and designed by Tyler from DIYTyler. It’s a practical dowel-making jig that lets woodworkers create custom-sized dowels right in their own shop using scrap wood and simple tools. Perfect for joinery, furniture building, and small crafts, …
This project was built and designed by Connor from Shopfix. It’s a straightforward, no-frills table saw sled that makes clean, precise 90-degree cuts much easier and safer to execute in any shop. By using common materials and basic joinery, Connor …
This project was built and designed by Connor from Shopfix. It’s a clever table saw jig that lets you straighten uneven boards without needing a jointer—perfect for small workshops or budget-conscious woodworkers. Built from MDF and basic hardware, the jig …
This project was built and designed by Mike Montgomery from Modern Builds. It’s a clever jig that turns a standard circular saw into a track saw—perfect for woodworkers who want cleaner, straighter cuts without investing in expensive tools. With just …
This project was built and designed by Billy from Newton Makes. It’s a precision jig built to simplify and improve the process of making picture frames, turning a challenging task into a repeatable, efficient workflow. Whether you’re a beginner or …
This project was built and designed by Mark from Gunflint Designs. It’s a clever use of shop leftovers to create durable, ergonomic push blocks that improve safety and control at the table saw. Instead of buying store-bought push blocks, Mark …
This project was built and designed by Mark from Gunflint Designs. It’s a straightforward jig that helps woodworkers install drawer pulls evenly and efficiently without needing to measure each drawer by hand. A well-aligned handle can elevate the look and …
This project was built and designed by Mark from Gunflint Designs. It’s a shop staple—an accurate, reliable crosscut sled designed to improve both safety and precision at the table saw. If you’ve recently upgraded your table saw or want to …
This project was built and designed by Mark from Gunflint Designs. It features a custom-made miter sled designed to deliver precision miter cuts, especially useful for projects like picture frames where clean, accurate corners are essential. Mark not only focuses …
This project was built and designed by Mark from Gunflint Designs. It’s a smart, multi-use table saw jig designed to cut clean bevels on drawer fronts and precise spline slots in picture frames. Rather than building two separate jigs, Mark …
This project was built and designed by Jay Bates. It’s a smart, space-saving router table made specifically for a trim router, offering a simple and efficient setup for small shops. Jay takes an old nightstand, repurposes it into a sturdy …
This project was built and designed by David from dk builds. It’s a simple and affordable router table extension designed to fit directly into the open wing space of a contractor-style table saw. For small workshops or shared spaces, maximizing …