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Project:
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Circle Cutting Jig for Router
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Starting Date: |
October 2006
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Completion Date: |
October 2006
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Inspiration: |
Much needed jig to replace an older one that does not fit my new router
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Size: |
24.5" X 8.75"
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Wood Species: |
Birch Plywood and Cherry Slide
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Finish: |
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Materials Source:
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Lee Valley 16J60.61
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There are many versions of similar Jigs available on the web and in magazines. I did not follow any existing plans or designs, I simply used lessons learned from my previous Jig and added the elements I wanted to have.
Building this Jig requires a Straight Plunge Bit, a Round Over bit and a special Slot-Wall bit for the Slide.
Notice that the pivot rod (Clipped Nail or Dowel) can be inserted anywhere along the slide
Notice the recess for the heads of Bolts used to secure the Router to the Jig
Slide can move all the way to the Bit
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Pivot point at the end of the slide
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Notes:- The circle radius can be increased by simply using a longer slide.
- This design allows for the circle radius to be less than the radius of the router base.
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