RUITOOL bench notes https://ruitool.co/blog/ RUITOOL guides to jigs, saws and nippers. Face Frame or Frameless: Which Cabinet Door Jig Fitshttps://ruitool.co/blog/face-frame-or-frameless-cabinet-door-jig/https://ruitool.co/blog/face-frame-or-frameless-cabinet-door-jig/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:00:00 GMTLook at the front edge of the cabinet box. What you see there decides which door jig will clamp to it. How to Read TPI on a Pull Sawhttps://ruitool.co/blog/how-to-read-tpi-on-a-pull-saw/https://ruitool.co/blog/how-to-read-tpi-on-a-pull-saw/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:00:00 GMTTeeth per inch tells you how fast and how smooth a saw cuts. A ryoba gives you two answers on one blade. Shelf Pin Holes: 1/4 Inch or 5 mm, and Where to Drillhttps://ruitool.co/blog/shelf-pin-holes-quarter-inch-or-5mm/https://ruitool.co/blog/shelf-pin-holes-quarter-inch-or-5mm/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:00:00 GMTTwo pin sizes look alike and do not swap. Pick the size, then the edge distance, then drill. Choosing Single-Blade Model Nippers: RM1.0, RM3.0, RM5.0https://ruitool.co/blog/choosing-single-blade-model-nippers/https://ruitool.co/blog/choosing-single-blade-model-nippers/Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:00:00 GMTA single blade leaves a cleaner gate than two. The grade tells you how thin the blade is and how gently to use it.