Shooting board woodworking

My new sloping shooting board. Both 90 and 45 degrees planed really crisply.

Simple, versatile design excels for trimming end, edge, and face grain.

Shooting boards come in various sizes. In many shops you will find two: a long shooting board for edge grain, and a shorter version for trimming end grain.

I made a shooting board for my hand plane that can easily hold attachments for all different types of projects.

Part 2 of the description how to build a miter shooting board. Loosely based on the the design of Robert Wearing.

I used to have three shooting boards for planing end grain: one for 90° cuts, one for 45° horizontal miters and one for 45° vertical miters. Now I’ve combined them all into one. The jig’s main body is…

Here is a very brief introduction into making and using a simple Shooting Board and Mitre Board. #Instructables #workshop #woodshop #woodworking #tools

Build a shooting board that allows you to rough out case miters on the tablesaw and then plane them for a perfect fit.

Shooting board plan with attachments for edge-miters and face miters. This shooting board is easy to build and provides precision and clean cuts on the ends of small boards. The shooting board plan includes CAD drawings with measurements.

BasicBUILDS A basic bench appliance that yields precision performance Designed by Craig Bentzley, built by Chad McClung Several of my recent projects called for a shooting board—a jig that facilitates sneaking up on perfect-fitting joinery by shaving the end grain of a workpiece with a hand plane. I had used a few over

Making a shooting board.

Handy #woodworking #jigs- we all love 'em! Tamar Hannah of @3x3custom makes a Shooting Board with Miter Attachments in this #video. #handtools #FTW! #woodcraft #woodworkingprojects #diy #make #maker #makersgonnamake #helpingyoumakewoodwork #hymww https://youtu.be/zU20npRLPfo

The difference between an ill-fitting miter and a gap-free one can be as small as a single plane shaving. This quick-to-build miter shooting board gives you the means to take just a whisper off your workpiece while trimming the angle of the miter dead-on.Featured inWOOD Issue 230, December/January 2014/2015

Scrap Wood Shooting Board - Hand Tool Woodworking for Beginners: A common question I get asked is "why?". Why a shooting board? Why hand tools? Why is your hair so perfect? Why do you drink so much? It tastes good. A touch of hairspray on top of the pomade. Hand tool woodworking is not only therapeutic but actual…

Scrap Wood Shooting Board - Hand Tool Woodworking for Beginners: A common question I get asked is "why?". Why a shooting board? Why hand tools? Why is your hair so perfect? Why do you drink so much? It tastes good. A touch of hairspray on top of the pomade. Hand tool woodworking is not only therapeutic but actual…

Intro and overview of my different shooting boards and more detailed info about my traditional shooting board for shooting end grain

The following is excerpted from "The Woodworker: The Charles H. Hayward Years: 1939-1967" Volume 4, The Shop & Furniture.

Shooting boards are typically pretty simple. A bench will have several variations nearby, but there are plenty of times when I have wanted a few more boards. This is where the Veritas Shooting Board shines.

The following article first appeared in the British magazine ‘The Woodworker’ in December, 1939. It was part of a series of articles which would run throughout the rest of that year and into 1940. Part 6 focused on shooting boards and other appliances used with...Continue Reading... Shooting Boards And Donkey’s Ears – Appliances Used With Planes

I am really puzzled as to how the tail vise actually works as I have only used a front vise. A tail vise’s main purpose is to hold a board flat on the bench for planing, routing, sanding and so on.