When traditional woodworkers wanted to improve the speed, accuracy and repeatability of their work, they developed clever jigs and fixtures such as shooting boards, a flexible straight edge and a grasshopper gauge. But the vast majority of these devices disappeared when power tool woodworking took over in the 20th century. Jigs & Fixtures for the Hand Tool Woodworker changes all that. It reintroduces traditional user-made devices, and expands upon those with more recent adaptations, and even some manufactured items. Most of the user-made jigs are simple to construct and use and once you've tried them in your workshop you'll quickly see they will make all the difference between frustration and success in your woodworking.
This is a comprehensive introduction to the principles and concepts involved in designing jigs and fixtures for manufacturing.
A definitive, extensively illustrated woodworking reference on building jigs and fixtures presents detailed, step-by-step instructions that cover all aspects of jig-making, from the simple to the elaborate. 12,000 first printing.
This handbook shows woodworkers how to use their router in new ways, by providing detailed step-by-step instructions which show over 50 jigs and the techniques for using them.
This comprehensive series for woodworkers provides customizable, detailed plans for up to 20 projects.
One of the world's most popular woodworking authors makes routers more usefulthan ever with his complete guide to the revolutionary advancements in routertechniques that have become available in recent years.
A process-oriented benchtop reference that provides the latest, most practical information on how to use the router.
This volume helps you assemble these invaluable aids -- from pushblocks and featherboards to router trammels, dovetail jigs, and drill press tables -- and create a woodshop capable of producing professional work.
Router Projects and Jigs
From the experts at Wood magazine come technical advice, wonderful projects, and practical tips, for that most versatile and popular woodworking tool, the router.
Part of the popular Time-Life woodworking series. A jig guides the tool to the work, while a fixture guides the work to the tool. This hardcover presents both types quite well.