Circle Cutting JIG for Router. No hole required. Woodworking Tools

Circle Cutting JIG for Trim Router. Router circle jig. Home Workshop
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[@christofix]

Great idea Michael. I was thinking about something similar but your idea is much better. Well done my friend!

[@MichaelPaleyAU]

Thanks my friend!

[@annahpaquentin6047]

I'm used to larger, corded routers kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

[@Good-Enuff-Garage]

you use tools in ways I have never before imagined, I will never manually saw a bolt again, AWESOME, this is rad !!!

[@user-dk1kt8xr7y]

Однозначно -Лайк!

[@allenhess6583]

Genius in its simplicity. Thank You for sharing.

[@strikebr]

Easy and useful, the best ideas are the simple ones.

[@norbertgallice7769]

Bonjour, très,très bonne idée et excellente vidéo👍👍👏. Norbert (France)

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Neat idea, mate, and simple enough to make. 👍🏽 Cheers. 👌🏽

[@AK-de3ej]

Very nice idea!!!

[@3Sphere]

Wow, that is sooo interesting, simple, useful and elegant. I love the drill trick of cutting off the screw and sharpening the trammel point! The only thing is that you should have chamfered the holes in the nut before threading and maybe a little lock-tite on the trammel point threads. :)

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for sharing that

[@franckmilo62]

l'un des meilleurs systèmes, sans conteste. Bravo !

[@ananiascriacaoeconheciment4746]

Genial! Nota 10

[@hectorgerco2963]

Capo. La mejor. Te felicito.

[@cokhichetao72]

Tuyệt vời! Bạn là thợ chuyên môn

[@AllenOxendine]

Thanks for sharing

[@DIYMinded]

Great project! Thanks for taking the time to make and film it. Subscribed.

[@petermcmurray2807]

Brilliant 🤩

[@ProfessorDIY]

Friend, great video but there is clearly a whole in the middle of the circle

[@dmaifred]

Thought I spotted a Bunnings shopper with that router and centre punch

[@Sistemaumbr]

Simples, fácil de confeccionar, ocupa pouco espaço, pode ser aumentado utilizando-se mais barras rosqueadas, porcas de junção das barras rosqueadas, até o raio que você necessitar, além do pouco tempo necessário para construção. Nota 10. Simple, easy to make, takes up little space, can be increased by using more threaded bars, threaded bar junction nuts, up to the radius you need, in addition to the little time needed for construction. Grade 10. Simple, fácil de hacer, ocupa poco espacio, se puede aumentar usando más barras roscadas, tuercas de unión de barra roscada, hasta el radio que necesita, además del poco tiempo necesario para la construcción. Nota 10. Einfach, leicht herzustellen, nimmt wenig Platz ein, kann mit mehr Gewindestangen, Gewindestangen-Verbindungsmuttern bis zu dem Radius, den Sie benötigen, erhöht werden, zusätzlich zu der geringen Zeit, die für die Konstruktion benötigt wird. Anmerkung 10. Simple, facile à réaliser, prend peu de place, peut être augmenté en utilisant plus de barres filetées, d'écrous de jonction de barres filetées, jusqu'au rayon dont vous avez besoin, en plus du peu de temps nécessaire à la construction. Remarque 10.

[@variable22]

Hola,muy bueno el proyecto, felicitaciones,por cierto, que fresa usas para ese corte, gracias,un saludo.

[@Zefo1964]

Very good

[@Herz_aus_holz]

Cool🤗

[@shivsinghkhetwalconsultant2469]

Nice

[@sudhirpatil3434]

good-

[@colbylaro9361]

Ingenious!..can I buy that from you?

[@georgesdelaire4508]

Pour un réglage fin, il faut décentrer la pointé sèche et là faire tourné sur elle même, cela permet de régler le rayon a 1/10 de mm

[@SirBenJamin_]

I don't know buddy, it might not be a through hole, but that's still a hole :)

[@Jaychra]

Can always double stick a buffer piece or centre punched piece on top to get around that

[@garfield12344]

Is okay for small diameter if big ones, that threaded rod bends ( has some elasticity...) and errors will appear... Also that screw tightening on threaded bar will damage in time the tread ... Solution is that threaded bar to have am flat surface on al length in which tightening screw to 'bite'...

[@explorenaked]

So let me see if I understand this correctly. In order to make a circle cutting jig for my router I first need to buy a drill press, a bench grinder, all thread, nuts and bolts? Wouldn't it be cheaper just to buy a circle cutting jig for $50?

[@dalulacolour]

What thread sizes are the All Thread and the screw that you tapped?

[@superspecialty5169]

Why didn’t you chamfer both ends of the hole prior to cutting threads?

[@jasonguill2096]

No hole required... Immediately drills hole in metal fitting. Haha (And yes, I know he meant wood. Pity I have to explain myself least I feel the wrath of the "You're wrong" trolls)

[@wolflahti412]

"No hole required"? That sure looks like a hole to me.

[@ccccen]

I thought it said '' no hole required'' ????

[@alfredneumann4692]

And there IS a hole in the middle.

[@JGV_IX]

50 Thumbs up!

[@serendipitynz]

What’s with the loud unnecessary music?

[@transformer889]

His music has started making my head hurt, ok it gives me a headache, causing physical pain, maybe it works if they legalize weed in my state

[@Abdironwork]

You're showing the job too big.

[@danielwrekly3921]

Ajig saw would be better

[@alitanjuavut0155]

Nice