Taper jig for table saw

A DIY tapering jig is an easy way to taper furniture legs, rip a board on an angle, or straighten a live edge by using it as a jointing jig. Build this simple woodworking jig for your table saw and cut any angle with repeated precision.

This jig lets you set the precise angle to cut leg after leg safely.

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Get more out of your table saw with these four handy jigs. These simple jigs take advantage of the table saw’s speed and accuracy without tempting you to perform risky operations.

Here’s a classic jig for cutting angled parts on your table saw. Build it from two 30-in. long x 2-1/2 in. wide boards connected on one end.

This jig lets you set the precise angle to cut leg after leg safely.

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For the type of cuts that happen often, it makes sense to make a few go-to jigs to help with those annoying set-ups. Here are a few table saw jigs you should have in the shop.

In a few hours, you can build an adjustable jig for making a wide range of angled cuts on your table saw.