Easy-to-Build Table Saw Jigs Woodworking Plan

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Easy-to-Build Table Saw Jigs Woodworking Plan

A table saw is hard to beat for handling a variety of jobs on the same tool. But what really makes a table saw so versatile are the accessories woodworkers create to improve the saw's overall performance.

In this Tools & Techniques article from Woodsmith magazine, we'll show you how to build ten of the most useful accessories you can have for a table saw. This article appeared in Woodsmith magazine No.149.


Miter Fence	Cut-Off Sled	Miter Sled	Tenoning Jig	Outfeed Roller


Featherboard	Zero-Clearance Insert	Rip Jig	Tenoning Jig	Push Block

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Shop tips and techniques
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The table saw is king in my shop. It sits right in the middle where I can get at it easily. Whether it’s rough cutting a board to length or cutting a beveled angle or miter, more than likely I'll go to the table saw. But what really makes my table saw so versatile are the shop-built “helpers” I’ve accumulated through the years. I'm not talking about jigs that are difficult to build or time consuming to set up. Even the more involved jigs here can be built in just a few hours. JUST A NOTE. Some of these accessories are designed and sized to fit my 10" contractor’s saw. But they can be adapted to fit just about any brand or size of table saw.