Tenon jig

This table saw tenon jig holds a workpiece vertically or at an angle and adjusts to fit any rip fence.

Loose tenons are an extremely strong joint, but some of the machinery required to make them can get a little pricey… Not anymore! This Mini Mortising Jig can be made using scraps plus the cost of a few little clamps and fixtures, and you’ll be making quick and easy loose tenons in no time!

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How to make an adjustable tenoning jig to up your joinery game.

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How To: Make a Mortise & Tenon Joint on a Router Table: Using proper joinery can take your new furniture build from a cool 5 to a gorgeous 10. Adding a professional touch like mortise and tenon joints looks great but is also practical in making the furniture stand the test of time. I'm going to lay out s…

This jig enables you to safely make a cut on the table saw with the workpiece held vertically as it moves over the blade.

All you need is a router and this simple jig to rout tenons quickly and accurately.

Make strong, versatile, repeatable joints with a plunge router and slip tenons.

You can make round tenons easily with this scrap-made jig and a bottom-bearing pattern bit or mortising bit. Our reader explains in this trick.