Tenoning Jig Plan

A table saw is designed to cut boards lying horizontal on their face or edge, square to the plane of the blade. But every now and then, you need to cut the end of a board, and for this operation that board must be held vertically parallel to the blade plane. For this you need a tenoning jig. It needn’t be anything complex; this jig has just three parts – a base, side, and back. But simplicity doesn't mean it's imprecise -- Nick has added a micro-adjustable stop that works in concert with the jig to produce amazing accuracy. 8 pages in PDF format, step-by-step instructions, plus detailed drawings and materials lists in both English/Imperial and metric measurements.