March 1995
Issue 20

This shop-built jig offers a quick setup and guarantees a perfect fit when routing dadoes (or rabbets).

Build this strong, sturdy stool in just a few hours with the help of our adjustable dado jig.

Accurate cuts. And a quick, easy setup. Two reasons why a band saw is an ideal tool for cutting tenons.

Five tips to help you get the most out of your router table.

This outfeed table makes it easy to cut large workpieces on the table saw. And it folds away for compact storage.

Our team tests four quick-change bit systems for your drill. And offers practical suggestions on what to look for.

Three simple solutions to one of the most challenging problems in a small shop -- storing lumber.

Two basic techniques for cutting rabbets on a table saw without using an expensive dado blade.

What it is. Where to find it. And how we use it.

We test three hot new tools for your workshop.

Our readers offer solutions to woodworking problems.

Careful preparation is the secret to a perfect finish.