Danny Proulx's 50 Shop-Made Jigs & Fixtures: Jigs & Fixtures For Every Tool in Your Shop (Popular Woodworking)

Any savvy woodworker knows that the right jigs and fixtures can greatly expand your capabilities and creativity in the shop. In fact, they'll allow you to perform many tasks that a basic table saw, router, drill press, band saw, or other machine simply can't do alone. In this book, woodworking expert Danny Proulx presents a superb collection of woodworking jigs and fixtures that you can make yourself. They'll help you with everything from sawing panels, tenons, and tapers to routing dadoes, arcs, and circles. You'll discover jigs for making better frame-and-panel doors on the router table, and fixtures that will make gluing up miters and other difficult-to-clamp joints a breeze. Among other things, you'll find plans for a band saw fence that adjusts for blade drift, and a jig for quickly aligning your table saw fence. All of these invaluable shop helpers are easy to build from commonly available materials and supplies. You make these jigs, and they'll make you a better woodworker. Count on it.

woodworkers Take Great Pride In Building Shop-made Jigs And Fixtures That Showcase Their Skill And Craft. Now, In His Final Book, The Late Master Woodworker, Danny Proulx Offers A Look Into The Jigs And Fixture Techniques Perfected In His More Than 30 Years Of Woodworking Experience In A Book That Includes:

* 50 Projects, Each Of Which Can Be Completed Using Scrap Wood And Simple Hardware

* Step-by-step Photos With Clear, Concise Text And Enlarged Technical Drawings For Ease Of Reference

* An Inclusive Approach, Allowing Projects To Be Adapted To Different Brands Of Tools

teaching Woodworking Tools A New Trick Or Two Is Easy With The Hints And Insights In This Book!

Offers a look into jigs and fixture techniques, including 50 projects, each of which can be completed using scrap wood and simple hardware; step-by-step photos with concise text and enlarged technical drawings for ease of reference; and, an inclusive approach allowing projects to be adapted to different brands of tools.