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| Issue #288 - April 2005 |
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| Router Mortising Jig |
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| For rock-solid joinery
on your woodworking projects, a mortise and tenon joint is hard to
beat. Unfortunately, the joint can be even harder to make. This is largely because cutting a mortise is such a demanding operation. The conventional means of making a mortise is to drill a series of holes in a row, and then use a chisel to pare away the waste. It’s an arduous task that eats up a lot of shop time. |
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