Get
perfect-fitting box joints using
a table saw or router table. Unlike
most box joint jigs that require a lot of tedious adjustments, this jig can be
set up in a matter of minutes.
The secret is a micro-adjustment feature that lets you adjust
the size and spacing of the pins and slots in extremely small increments. You
can easily cut slots that are 1/4" to 13/16" in width. The wood
and hardware needed to complete the project is readily available at home centers.
This project plan appeared in ShopNotes
magazine No. 8.
Joinery
Used
Suggested
Power Tools
Rabbets,
dadoes, butt joints
Table
saw, router, drill press
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tips & techniques How-to: Making
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Get
perfect-fitting box joints using
a table saw or router table. Unlike
most box joint jigs that require a lot of tedious adjustments, this jig can be
set up in a matter of minutes.
WHAT
YOU GET
Full-color
photos and exploded views
Download
Plan to Your Computer