Easily Make Router Jigs for Pocket Door Hardware - 4 Jigs

[@garybrickley4485]

I built a couple of pocket doors and now its time to mortise my pulls. I found your channel and guess what? - I have the exact same pulls! This video makes it so easy! Thanks!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Hey! Right on Gary. That’s cool! I really like those pulls. They look great!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Jon that was awesome! Every fit was right on! Textbook proceedure....

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On John! ✨ Fun to go live on Instagram tonight! We got cut off again!

[@BoomsRiddico4868]

Great job! I learnt a lot from this video!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Glad it was helpful! Right On! 🙌

[@RRINTHESHOP]

Very nice job on the door, nice customization ideas. Works smooth. Thanks for the shout out Jon.😊😊😊

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌 Thank for that scribe tool Randy! I use it all the time!

[@stevencasarez8443]

Saved for when I tackle this project. Who made the white oak doors? Thank you!

[@fuzznut25]

Good idea on bottom track. I’m gonna make one this week thanks

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌 Thanks. That worked out really good! Nice and solid. Thanks for watching!

[@unwired1281]

Wow looks like jigs like that would really come in handy on the…AIRSTEAM!!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

That’s coming up soon!

[@colinfblair]

Great job so neat , all done with very smart jigs

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Colin! 👍✨ Thanks!

[@flintstoneengineering]

Love my R. R scribe, five years in and used daily, it just works. Your finish and colours look premium.

[@jackthompson2132]

Awesome job. Thank You for sharing!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌 Thanks Jack! 👍

[@phalimmaguire6069]

Have to do this tomorrow so so pleased I found your video, thanks for sharing

[@lindseymcnamara4116]

This video and the other one about your pocket door exactly what I need to solve a tricky bit of floorplan. It’s out of my porch, so I’m gonna be doing a stained glass/screen door version. Did you ever find the source for those spring loaded floor pins?

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Hi Lindsey! It’s called a spring loaded floor guide pin if you do a google search. I did find it through this company- www.hangingdoorhardware.com/pocketdoors/pocketguides.htm It is $17.99 - You have to click on the color image in the listing to see it. Their website is not that good. It is metal and brown plastic. If you can’t find it on their site you can email me and I can help.

[@bobhart1155]

Another excellent video and fortuitous (for me) as I am about to make some router jigs for a museum project and can follow your design. Thanks for posting, Jon!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Bob! I’m glad to hear the video helps! These are nice simple jigs to make. 🙌

[@zachodi6618]

Nice install! I’ve been trying to figure out some ways to guide my pocket doors on a channel such as you did! Gives me some more ideas

[@mikehiggins8673]

Thanks for posting this. Super helpful

[@MrDazthaman]

Solid content pal.... New sub earned.

[@richardcliff3510]

Hi Jon, absolutely loved your airstream videos. What happened after episode 3. Where are the rest? Would love to know the rest of the story. Richard

[@digidandan]

Is your router template bit a plunge version or you just use the angle trick with a non-plunge template bit?

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Hi Daniel! This one is not a plunge router. Yes I come in at an angle to start the cut. It’s a 1/2” bit with a 1/2” bearing on the top.

[@RikoRey92]

I do the same but instead of making another jig I just put a collar that's 1/4 bigger than the bit

[@ticktock11y]

If the router trim bit is 1" in depth, that doesn't leave much room for the collar to ride on the 3/4" + 1/4" jig. But it looks like it worked out okay.

[@aleblanc3547]

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[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌