The idea of making jigs and fixtures for the table saw is always one that creates a lot of debate. Some people insist that they are not worth it and “just do it by hand,” while other people love coming up with intricate fixtures that do a specific job really well. Bob’s approach is somewhere in the middle- will the jig be useful enough to be used over & over again, and is it better than one that is easily purchased?

This class is NOT a beginning table saw class. Participants must have some working experience with table saws & routers.

Note: Because of the jigs designs, you must have a table saw with a Biessemeyer-type fence. Bench-top or “Job-site” saws will not work with these jigs. Please specify the table saw make and model you have when registering for this class. If you have any questions, please contact Bob Van Dyke directly.

In this hands-on class, participants make several different jigs & fixtures for their table saw, all of which become staple tools in their shop.

Everyone goes home with several essential jigs for their table saw!