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12 Essential Wood Joints for Your Next Project

There are various woodworking joints in use. Some are stronger than others are. Let’s discuss the more popular joints, so you know which to use for your projects. View Content

Infinity Dado Gauge

It's easy to spend lots of time setting up a stackable dado head, searching for the perfect combination of rim blades, chippers, and shims to match the thickness of the... View Content

Wobble Dado Heads

I find that I’m asked pretty frequently about wobble (adjustable) dado heads. You can’t blame folks for asking. A wobble head is a lot less expensive than a stackable head.... View Content

George's 3 Favorite Woodworking Jigs for Cabinetmaking

I'm always looking for ways to streamline my woodworking. Thrifty (read cheap) woodworker that I am my preference is to problem solve with shop-made woodworking jigs rather than commercially produced... View Content

Cutting Big Dadoes with a Router

A simple jig and a pattern cutting bit make big dados a small concern. My friend, Tim, showed up recently with the need to make a sign frame out of... View Content

Router Jigs for Circles and Dadoes

Trim routers are great for small operations. I wanted to make some precisely fitting holes for flower pots, but the circle cutting jig for my full-size router was too big.... View Content

Template Routed Dadoes

One of the very first things I learned as a woodworker was to cut dadoes using a router and template. I've come to really appreciate the precision of the results,... View Content

Make Better Dadoes on the Table Saw

Need to make dadoes, Daddy-O? I think the table saw provides one of the easiest ways to do this. There are a couple of limitations, and I'll cover those later,... View Content

Ask WWGOA: Wobble Dado Setup

Question: I have a wobble dado. When I put all four hub pieces on the blade, the blade does not fix on the axle of my table saw. I can't... View Content