Jigs

This versatile mini router table will work with any small trim router. It can be fastened to any MFT style work top with 20mm dog holes either on top or hanging off the side. It has a built in...

Want to add storage, organization, versatility and dust collection to your drill press? In this post I'll walk you step-by-step through all the upgrades I just made to my benchtop drill press. I even added some hidden features that I think you'll want to try!

https://youtu.be/n58JFTEVNYo Your table saw is the center of your workshop and is often one of the biggest investments you'll be making when it comes to tools. So, you should want to get the absolute most out of it to make...

One of the most useful jigs you can have for the router table is the coping sled. It can make rail and stile door production efficient, accurate and safe.

I'll walk you through the features and design of this fence. I also have plans you can download below if you want to make your own.

https://youtu.be/z6K8yB6JroY Follow along as I make a router sled/slab flattening mill. This is a great way for me to flatten work pieces that are too large to fit in my planer, drum sander or my CNC. With just 1/2 sheet...

https://youtu.be/SRxV3fMgu7A Follow along as I build a new cross cut sled step-by-step. My old cross cut sled was worn out. It was no longer staying square and the kerf was no longer zero clearance. My new sled has some nice...

https://youtu.be/IH39f0qhuG4 Clean parallel clamps are important! In this shop project, I create a clamp cleaning jig in order to remove dried glue from my parallel clamps. I used a single 10' 2x4 and several lengths of 1.5" diameter PVC pipe....

Check out this dust collection cart I built. This is a project you can do in one day to improve your shop's dust collection. This cart has less than a 2 sqft footprint and 3" casters making it easy to move and easy to get out of your way!