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BOX JOINT sa BOX JOINT ROUTING x FINGER JOINT xx WOOD JOINERY Jig for making finger joints on a table saw. How to cut finger joints on a table saw using a dado blade and a simple jig. Box joint jig for table saws. Jig for cutting finger joints on a table saw. Answers to common questions about table saws. Tips on adjustments and saw blade selection. Includes instructions for making push stick, featherboard and push shoe. How to make finger joints. Box or finger-joint jig for a table saw uses the rip fence as a guide (instead of the miter gauge). Decorative joinery. Variations of finger joints and dovetail joints which use light and dark wood to form decorative exposed joints. Cutting box joints on the radial arm saw. Build this sliding jig to move work piece into blade for safe, precise cuts. Cutting finger joints on the band saw. The laminated wood ribbon. A laminated joint (actually a finger or box joint) which is used in sculptural furniture. Method for making finger joints that minimizes cumulative error. Decorative, stacking wooden storage boxes for 35mm slides feature finger joint corners and a removable top. Includes a jig for cutting finger joints on a table saw. Techniques for avoiding tearout when sawing box joints on a table saw. Blade guards are incorporated into table saw jigs for cutting box joints, tenons, crosscutting, mitering, resawing, and cove cutting. Finger-joining small boxes. Simple table saw jigs improve speed, accuracy and safety. How to make box joints (finger joints) using a dovetail saw and chisel. Short course in wood joinery. Covers (1) common mortise and tenon joints, (2) drawer corner joints, (3) wedged mortise and tenon joints, (4) box joints, (5) concealed and regular lap joints, (6) lock joints. Plans for a tenoning jig included. Spacing jig for a table saw is used to cut perfect-fitting box or finger joints. How to master fine wood joinery. Part 3. The dovetail joint and the fingerlap (box) joint. Modified finger-lap jig, used for cutting boxed-joints on a table saw, features a renewable kerf backup board that eliminates splits when cutting the joints. How to make fingerlap joints. Finger joints. Homemade pedal-actuated saw table designed specifically for cutting finger joints. Est. cost: $50 (plus motor). Making box joints on the table saw. Step-by-step instructions. Making finger joints. Includes plans for wooden magazine boxes with finger joints on all four corners. Box joint jig for table saw or router table features a micro-adjustment system. The accurate box joint jig for use on a table saw. Each revolution of a handle moves the work piece exactly 1/16". Decorative reinforcements (keys) for miter joint, box joint, edge joint, etc. How to fabricate corner keys, dovetail keys, box keys, rounded-finger keys, and bow tie surface splines. Finger-joint router bits. A seven-step process for gluing boards end-to-end using the special finger-joint. Box joint jig for a table saw and the secrets of setting it up precisely so "fingers" of a box joint line up regardless of work piece width. How to make snug, good-looking box joints. Box joint jig for use on a table saw has micro-adjustability and interchangeable indexing pins. Includes an explanation of how to use it. Table saw techniques. Making a box joint. Dado blade and a simple jig make quick work of these joints. Step-by-step instructions for making the box joint (finger joint). Includes plans for slide-top box, chest of drawers and drawer construction which use the box joint. Cutting box joints (finger joints). Includes instructions for cutting angled box joints. Box joint jig. How to cut perfect box joints using a table saw or table-mounted router. Dealing with the dado blade dilemma when cutting box joints. How to eliminate chipout and how to get flat, square slot bottoms when cutting box joints using a dado blade. Tip: Use a band saw to clean up box joint slots made with a dado. Making box joints. Includes a jig for cutting box joints on a table saw or router table. How to make box joints. Includes instructions for building a jig to use with a table saw. Make a table saw finger-joint jig and then using it to cut finger joints. Tip on how to plug voids created by the groove at the bottom of finger joint boxes. Difference in finger joints made by crosscut and rip blades noted. Tip on making a simple step-and-repeat jig for cutting finger joints on a table saw. Jig for cutting box joints on a radial arm saw. Let your fingers do the jointing. Two novel ideas for cutting comb joints (box joints) by machine. (1) Router jigs. (2) Band saw jigs. Jig for cutting box joints (finger joints) on a table saw. The beginning woodworker. All about box joints. Cutting box joints on a table saw using a simple jig and the dado head. Super box joint jig for use with a table saw. It combines versatility with accuracy and ease of use. A system of brass keys lets you cut finger joints in 1/16" increments from 1/8" up to 1-5/16". How to make and use a box joint jig for a table saw. Build a jig to take the guesswork out of making a finger joint (box joint) on a radial saw. How to use a table saw to make six common cabinet cuts: (1) cope cuts, (2) mitering, (3) box joints, (4) taper cuts, (5) half-lap joints and tenons with true shoulders, and (6) cutting duplicates from a long strip. Table saw "extras", a few simple jigs and set-ups. Jigs for making coves, box joints and tapers, how to use a stop and how to make a feather board. Adjustable jig for cutting finger joints on a table saw. | |||||||||
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