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GOINGMAKE Compact Miter Gauge, 14 in Fence
Short fence and bar for benchtop saws
TSMG5ULTRA
GOINGMAKE Professional Miter Gauge
Telescoping fence for long runs of panel crosscuts
0727B
GOINGMAKE Miter Gauge with 18 in Fence
Fixed fence and flip stop for repeat parts
0727A
GOINGMAKE Extendable Miter Gauge, 18 to 32 in
One gauge for short parts and wider boards
0E4455
GOINGMAKE Long Fence Miter Gauge, 21 to 38 in
Our longest fence, for tabletops and wide panels
0122B
GOINGMAKE Small Miter Gauge, 12 to 21 in
Jobsite-size gauge whose fence reaches 21 in
0122A
GOINGMAKE Small Miter Gauge, 12 in Fence
Smallest gauge in the range, for portable saws
DF1230B
GOINGMAKE Compact Miter Gauge, 14 to 24 in
Mid-size gauge that stretches for the odd wide board
TSPG58
GOINGMAKE Track Saw Parallel Guide System
Turns your track saw rail into a rip fence
GOINGMAKE Table Saw Dial Indicator Gauge
Measures blade and fence against the miter slot
0514
GOINGMAKE Track Saw Parallel Guide with Magnifier
Parallel guide that reads its scale at a glance
G2
GOINGMAKE Shelf Pin Jig, 1/4 in
Seven shelf pin holes per placement, 32 mm apart
01054
GOINGMAKE Portable Drill Guide, -60 to 60°
Angle holes from 60° to -60° by hand
0812
GOINGMAKE Drill Guide for Straight Holes
Square holes in parts too big for a press
GOINGMAKE All Metal Pocket Hole Jig Kit
Three-hole pocket jig for face frames and carcasses
GM1031E
GOINGMAKE Cabinet Door Mounting Jig
Holds cabinet doors in place while you hang them
GOINGMAKE 3-Axis Concealed Hinge Jig Ultra
Cup and screw holes drilled without bit swaps
GOINGMAKE 35 mm Replacement Hinge Bits, 2 Pack
Spare 35 mm carbide cutters for our hinge jigs
GM688
GOINGMAKE Carpenter Square, 6 x 7.5 in
Large 3D square with angle pin holes
0525
GOINGMAKE Adjustable Angle T-Square, 12 in
Adjustable head locks seven layout angles
GM-G140
GOINGMAKE Corner Clamps, 45 and 90°
Holds two boards at 90 or 45° for glue-up
G19
GOINGMAKE Bench Dog Clamp, 3/4 in
Holds work flat on a 3/4 in dog-hole bench
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE catalog
How many jigs can you choose from in the GOINGMAKE catalog?
The catalog page shows every jig in stock at our last update, sorted by shelf, with a filter by type and by price.
Which GOINGMAKE jig should you buy first?
Most shops start with a miter gauge that fits the saw, because every crosscut goes through it. Next comes whatever job you repeat most: a hinge jig for cabinet doors, a shelf pin jig for bookcases, the thin rip jig for strips.
Do you need tools to set up GOINGMAKE jigs?
The gauges and slot jigs adjust with the screws and rings on their bars. The drill guides take your own cordless drill in their 1/2 in chuck. Each jig comes with the parts named on its page, such as bits, pins or wrenches.