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JIG JOURNAL Tenoning Jig A tenoning jig holds a workpiece vertically to make a cut in its end. This particular jig rides along the router table fence; the workpiece rests against a quadrant and a clamp secures the workpiece to the vertical face of the jig. You can adjust the angle of the workpiece between 45° and 90° by rotating the quadrant. Make the vertical face, leg and spacer from 3A" plywood and die quadrant from hardwood. Rout the slots in die spacer and die quadrant, dien make die groove in the vertical face. Next, drill the holes needed to mount the quadrant and the clamp. Glue and screw the spacer to the face. Secure the quadrant to the face with carriage bolts, washers and wing nuts. (Note that there are six mounting holes and the quadrant can be attached in four different positions.) Attach the leg to the spacer with roundhead wood screws and washers. Then adjust the gap between the leg and the face to fit your router table fence, then tighten the wing nuts and you're ready to go. 11/2" (typ.)- Spacer Toggle clamp #12 x 1V2" RHWS 3 & washer (4 req'd) /16" wd.slot + + \ A Leg Exploded view 3/s" wd. curved slot 3/4" wd. x 3/8" dp. groove V16" dia. hole thru (typ.) Front view 3/8" x 2" carriage bolt, washer & wing nut (2 req'd) Everything you need to know about the router in our special series! For many woodworkers, one of their first tools is the router, but there often isn't enough instruction about how to use it. This series aims to fix that by giving you everything you ever wanted to know. < us,Twr^is End view Chapter 5 Use Your Router To Build Boxes And Drawers An excellent application for a table or hand-held router, we'll show you a variety of ways to put your skills to use! COMING IN FUTURE ISSUES Chapter 6 (issue #141) Edge & Surface Treatments Spice up your projects with these special edge shapes. Chapter 7 (#142) Advanced Techniques We comb our resources to give you some special tips and projects to work on. IN PAST ISSUES Chapter 1 (#136) Fixed-base Router The basics of router set-up and rules every woodworker should know. Chapter 2 (#137) Plunge Router An in-depth look at versatile plunge routers. Chapter 3 (#138) The Router Table Learn which routers work best in a table and get lots of table tricks. Chapter 4 (#139) Router Joinery A great tool for joinery, we tell you how to rout all kinds of tight joints. Popular Woodworking |
