Tenoning jig
I got something else at the Woodcraft sale yesterday, too: a tenoning jig. I got Woodcraft’s model, which is the same a lot of name-brand ones out there. I turned out to be a nice jig, once I cleaned it up. It came packed with so much oil and grease it was amazing. I had to completely disassemble it to get all the goop off of it. Then I cleaned it up with some kerosene and waxed the machined faces really well then put it all back together. It cut my first tenon on it after squaring it up to the saw and it worked really nicely.
