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TENON CUTTING xx MORTISE & TENON JOINT Tip on cutting "speed tenons" on a table saw. Tenoning jig for a table saw rides on the saw fence. Using masking tape or mylar tape to shim a tenoning jig. Cutting better-fitting tenons on the table saw. Includes plans for a tenoning jig. Cutting a mortise and tenon by hand. The ultimate router jig does double-duty as a horizontal router table and a slot mortiser/tenoning machine. The jig consists of a router mounted to the edge of the table saw and a sliding table that holds the work piece. Hands-free tenoning jig for a table saw lets you cut tenons safely with micrometer-like precision. Jig for a router table is used to cut round tenons of various diameters on the ends of square stock. Table saw tenons. Two techniques for cutting tight-fitting joints. (1) Cutting tenons with a dado cutter. (2) Cutting tenons with a jig. Table saw tenoning jig is built from plywood, rides on the rip fence, and features an adjustable cam clamp to hold the work piece securely. An adjustable tenoning jig for use with a table saw. Features the safety and stability of a crosscut sled, combined with a micro-adjust tenoning carriage. Use it to cut tenons, half-lap and bridle joints. Built of plywood and common hardware store items. Est. cost: $30. Foolproof tenons. Includes a heavy-duty tenoning jig for a table saw. Essential tenon tips. There are easier ways to join wood, but none better. Tenon cutting techniques. Both hand and machine methods are shown. Step-by-step procedures for making several types of tenons on a table saw. Tenoning jig for a table saw uses two planer blades, with spacers between, to cut both tenon cheeks in one pass. How to make a wedged tenon. Foxy wedges. How to make the fox-wedged tenon that exposes no end grain and requires no glue. Also describes the through-wedged tenon, pinned mortise-and-tenon, and pegged-through tenon. Jig for fast and accurate cutting of tenons using a plunge router. Tip on enlarging round tenons by gluing on thin shavings of pine. Build a simple tenon-cutting jig for your table saw that rides on the rip fence. Homemade wooden caliper to check fit for circular tenons before a work piece is removed from a lathe. Joint-cutting box. A simple box built from plywood or MDF is used to cut tenons, lap joints, rabbets and other joints on the end of boards using a table saw. Cranking out casements. Using a layout rod and shaper joinery to build outward-swinging windows with divided-light sashes and insulated glass. Includes an extension table for mortising on a drill press, and a tenoning jig for a table saw. Jig for cutting tenons on a table saw. Quick way to make round tenons on square balusters using a table saw. Two tips for making stronger tenons. (1) Compress the tenon before inserting into mortise. (2) Making a clearance cut in order to assure squareness where the cheek and shoulder come together. Wooden jig, designed to cut tennons and bridle joints on a table saw, performs as well as expensive commercial versions. Simple bench stop holds work for sawing haunch and tenon shoulders. Cut tenons on a table saw by using two blades with spacers between them. Always produces a tenon of uniform thickness. Tip: Wide tenons should be divided into two smaller tenons. Tip: How to cut tenons on round pieces, such as chair rungs, using a band saw. Tip: How to cut round tenons on the ends of slats using this jig for a radial arm saw. Tip: How to ensure perfectly sized tenons on turned pieces. Table saw tenoning jig made from plywood scraps and some hardware items. Simple router jig to cut "perfect" tenons at the rate of around 60 per hour. Shop-built pin router has an overhead guide pin and the cutter is mounted beneath the table. How to cut tenons and do mortising on a pin router. Simple jig to use with your router to produce tenons on the end of chair rungs, quickly and accurately. Tip: Make leg tenons oversize and squeeze them before inserting in chair or stool seats. Make a precision round tenon cutter by modifying a high-quality open-end wrench of the same size as the desired tenon. Tips on which backsaws or dovetail saws to use when cutting tenons by hand. Shop-built tenoning fixture for a table saw slides in the miter gauge slot. A shop built sliding tenoning jig for use with a table saw. Double-blade table saw tenoning. Install two saw blades with spacers and shims and cut both tenon cheeks simultaneously. Includes details for constructing an auxiliary fence for table saw tenoning. End-work router fixture holds work pieces vertically for cutting tenons or rounding the ends of frame members with a router. Adjustable stop-fixture for cutting perfect tenon shoulders on a table saw eliminates the problem of tenon-cheek waste from jamming against the rip fence. Cutting angled tenons on the table saw. Sliding table, crossfeed box, and wedges ensure accuracy, ease and repeatability. Turn a router into a joint-making machine. Jig and templates tackle involved joinery (mortises, tenons, dovetails and pins) on long work pieces. An adjustable X-Y carriage travels on linear-motion guides. A stylus traces the pattern while the router's plunge mechanism controls depth of cut. With work piece clamped to table, operator moves the router with two hands. An involved jig project. Includes shop made hold-downs. Blade guards are incorporated into table saw jigs for cutting box joints, tenons, crosscutting, mitering, resawing, and cove cutting. One-stop cutting station. Sliding crosscut box and accessory jigs handles crosscuts, tenons and miters. Simple jig for cutting angled tenons on the table saw without adjusting the miter gauge. Technique for sizing round tenons on the lathe (without any need to dismount and remount the spindle). Adjustable tenon-routing fixture for cutting straight, angled or compound-angled mortise-and-tenon joints. This versatile device ensures tight joints every time. A table saw sled for precision crosscutting. A well-made sled serves as the basis for cutting accurate miters, crosscuts, and tenons. Jigs for joints on curving parts. A chair maker's approach to challenging machine joinery. (1) Flexible system of positioning the work piece on a router mortising jig. (2) Cutting angled tenons on curved parts. (3) Cutting shouldered tenons on curved parts using a shop made table for horizontal routing. Micro-adjustable jig for routing tenons up to 2" long with shoulder widths up to 5/8". Fast, easy way to form round tenons on a work piece by using a plug cutter. Table saw jig makes tenon cutting easy. The jointer and how to use it. Article includes descriptions of jigs for doing stop chamfering, round tenons, and tapering in the round. A jig for cutting slots in the ends of dowels or round tenons which are to receive wedges. Use jig on table saw. Sliding table saw work holder does tapers, tenons and splines. Build a tenoning attachment for a table saw. Simple tool to form tenons on the ends of wood dowels and chair rungs. 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. Build your own tenoner jig that rides the rip fence of a table saw. Table saw tenoner for rough stock. Great woodworking jigs for your shop. Part 1. Table saw tenoning jig, self-locking fence stop, saw blade height gauge, and table saw hold-down. Jig for table saw simplifies cutting tenons. Table saw tenoning jig for fine wood joints. Jig for table saw. Used for making end cuts on small stock (such as tenons). Clamp holds work tightly and pusher handle keeps fingers clear of saw blade. Two saw blades are better than one. Using two or more table saw blades or dados to speed up such tasks as cutting louvers, rabbeting and grooving, tenoning, etc. "Rotatjig" for your table saw allows you to form both square and round tenons on square or round stock using a saw blade or dado. Jig for your bench saw lets you put dowel ends on square rungs without need for a lathe. Build a wobble-free tenoning jig tailored for your table saw. Simple tenoning jig for a table saw straddles the rip fence. Advanced tenoning jig for a table saw is accurate and highly adjustable. Constructed of wood and ordinary hardware. Technique for cutting round tenons on square stock by using PVC pipe as a workholder. Table saw master jig. Auxiliary sliding table accepts various attachements and jigs for crosscutting, dadoing, mitering, and tenoning. How to neatly round off corners of tenons using a gouge. Miter gauge extension, sliding table, mitering jig, tenoning jig and tapering jig for a table saw. Rotary planer cuts rabbets and tenons. Table saw tenoning jig features a double-stop system that lets you make both cheek cuts without removing the work piece. Other features include a high degree of adjustability, a back stop, and a hold-down bar. Built from plywood and ordinary hardware. A related article provides tips for cutting tenons. Chisel techniques. Using the correct grip and a few simple techniques to make precise, controlled cuts with a chisel. Shows how to cut a mortise, tenon, hinge mortise, and groove. Cut perfect tenons on a band saw using this shop-built fence and a simple technique. How to cut round tenons on dowels using a table saw. Adjustable jig for cutting tenons with a router. V-block and stop block fastened to an auxiliary table-router fence help make tenons in the ends of round stock. How to make a round tenon on square stock using a table saw, drill press and plug cutter. Router-table multi-joint jig. Makes it easy to machine stub tenons, mitered tenons, mortises, and box joints. On-the-money tenoning jig for a table saw. Technique for cutting the shoulder of a stretcher tenon to match the angle of a tapered leg. Jig for routing round tenons on the ends of square legs that are splayed. Using the drawer-lock router bit to create a strong joint between perpendicular pieces. The joint relies on wedge-shaped tenons cut by this special router bit. Technique for cutting tenon-dado corner joints on a radial arm saw. Rip fence saddle. An inexpensive, shop-built jig for machining bridle joints or open mortises and the mating tenons on a table saw. Router table jig to cut round tenons on square rails. Twin tenons. A step-by-step guide to cutting them by hand. Tip: Enlarge worn-down round tenons by gluing a curled shaving from a hand plane around the undersized tenon. Tip: Add a clamping bar to the simple tenon cutting jig which rides on the rip fence of a table saw. Tip: How to cut accurate tenons on the ends of long board using a hand-held router. Simple jig for your router table is used to cut a clean tenon centered on the end of a dowel. Tip on keeping the shoulders "clean" when handcutting tenons. Half lap joinery. (1) Multiple pass method for cutting laps. (2) Cutting laps with a tenon jig. (3) Building a tenon cutting jig for a table saw which rides on the rip fence. Tip on gang-cutting of tenons on small rails which will help eliminate the chipout that can occur when cutting tenons one at a time. Improved jig for cutting tenons and half lap joints on a table saw. It uses plastic glides to slide easily along the rip fence and is wider to improve stability. Jig for cutting stub tenons with a router. How to avoid "stepped" shoulders when cutting tenons on a table saw. Router table jig for cutting an angled tenon. Used with a mortise-and-tenon joint joining two pieces at an angle. Flutting a round tenon using a box-end wrench. Tip on cutting grooves in round tenons to trap the glue and increase the strength of the joint. Table saw jig for cutting round tenons on square stock. Routing rounded edges on tenons. How to cut tenons on long rails. How to cut a clean, square through-style mortise and a tight-fitting tenon. Circular saw method for cutting tenons on posts. Tenon jig for a table saw rides on the rip fence. (1) Making large dowels from square stock using a router table and simple jig. (2) Cutting round tenons on the end of dowels. Tip on sizing and cutting round tenons (spigots) on lathe-turned spindles. Simple jig for cutting a tenon on a dowel using a shaper. Technique uses two identical saw blades on the table saw to cut both faces of a tenon at the same time. Router table tenoning jig is basically a two-dimensional copy router that makes quick work of cutting identical tenons. A large capacity tenoning jig for a table saw is made mostly of wood. Simple sliding jig which fits over the fence on a table saw is useful when making lap-joints, grooves, sliding dovetails, dadoes, and tenons. Making a rounder plane for cutting round tenons. Angle-tenoning jig, a version of an old French chairmaker's jig. Tip on ensuring uniform tenon thickness and flatness. Leveling foot fits into the guide-fence holes on a router. This device prevents the router from tipping when cutting tenons. Jig for cutting tenons on a circular saw features a "tunnel guard" to protect fingers. Adjustable stop block attaches to the fence of a band saw. Used when cutting tenons. Jigs for planing, mortising and tenoning with a plunge router. Router jig for cutting tenons or slots across narrow work pieces. How to layout and cut accurate tenons by hand. Versatile jig for a table saw is used to cut tenon cheeks, half-lap, bridle, and splined miter joints. Simple center finder is adapted for marking out tenons on cylinders. Pivoting blade guard for use with a table saw tenoning jig. Tenons by the yard. Fabricating loose tenons using a slot-mortising machine. Tip: Squeeze slightly oversize tenons in a vise before inserting. Two styles of tenon jigs for use with a table saw. One stradles the rip fence and is quite simple. The other rides in the table groove and is more complicated and more versatile. Both jigs are made from wood. Tip: Use thin veneer to increase the size of round and flat tenons which have become too small for a good fit. Table saw tenon jig is adjustable. Tip: A simple jig for cutting several tenons of the same size on a table saw. Tenon jig for a table saw is designed to slide along the fence rather than fit into the miter gauge slot. Tip: How to make a gauge to check the tenon diameter when turning tenons. Shop-built mortising and tenoning table adapts a plunge router for use as a stationary tool. Super tenon jig for a table saw rides on the rip fence. Handles stock on end and at any angle up to 45-degrees. Shop-built tenon jig for a table saw attaches to the existing miter gauge. Table saw tenoning jig. For cutting a tenon on the end of round stock. Tip: Cut round tenons on the ends of square furniture legs by means of a plug cutter instead of boring and fitting dowels. Adjustable table saw tenoning jig made from scrap wood. Handcrafted screen door with a cedar frame. The lower section between middle and bottom rails is divided by a center stile. Includes instructions for constructing a tenon jig to fit a table saw fence. Table saw miter gauge extension/jig speeds up the cutting of identical square spindles with tenons on each end. | |||||||||
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