Make a Router Guide JIG

[@jisakukobo]

If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me. Thank you. JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。

[@RyanLovettInSpace]

Where should we report it?

[@davidbundesen5867]

The design and construction of this jig is so simp,e and elegant. It’s easy to build. And it so effective. I’ve looked at so many router dado jigs videos on you tube. This is by FAR the best. I’m making it this week. You sir have great engineering skills in the design of your tools and jigs. Keep up the great work. 👏👏👏

[@Dosbomber]

I have no idea what language this guy speaks natively, but he truly has a gift for the universal language of demonstration.

[@wernsbons]

Agreed, and he's from Japan.

[@Gisburne2000]

Your videos are like visual ASMR. I hope that makes sense! Some things you show are possible for 'mortals', some not, not yet, but everything you do is wonderful. Thank you for showing what can be done.

[@316jun]

Won't this only work with a single width bit. If you change the dado bit to a thinner one or a thicker one you will have to reset the whole thing right?

[@JesseG2573]

Simple, yet very well thought out. Brilliant!

[@timdales8300]

Totally! He thinks through the build, very well!

[@grahamserle7930]

This guy never shuts up. Some people are all talk and no action but not this guy. No talk and precision craftsmanship. He is good.

[@ecsyntric]

JSK is a total master but i still have to point out a mistake. the rounded edge of the router base should be kept flush against the fence and not the straight edge to eliminate errors due to slight rotation

[@SPI2015]

Спасибо вам за вдохновения, все чисто, аккуратно и предельно ясно, смотрю много ваших видео👍👍👍. Смотреть приятно, рука мастера!!!

[@gordonchapman222]

Although we have different languages, your videos are still easy to understand. That is a great Router jig, it will save lots of time in the future, thanks for sharing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@joelmaigret6429]

Un grand bravo pour cette réalisation et cette démonstration très utile pour la défonceuse !!! Merci à vous !!! Joe

[@bpmotion]

Really good, thanks! Just one note, the router is designed to be used with the rounded side against the fence, not the straight/flat.

[@DanBurgaud]

NICE! THIS can cut, can route, can clean edges, etc.... LOVE IT! I am not a pro carpenter, nor do I do carpentry alot at home. I simply and rarely have burst of carpentry DIY at home and definitely THIS is a better investment than a table saw or rotary saw.

[@kevinjackson5191]

Oh also, why do you create the 2 halves separately? Why not use one piece of wood and sandwich the router between the aluminium edges, stick them down so you then know they are in exactly the correct position and then just router the piece in two? Or am I missing something here? Excellent videos, thanks.

[@walterconrads8743]

Sir, you are a real inspiration. All of your videos of great quality work and I like especially your calmed down movements, making it seem all so easy. How do you avoid slipping of the guide? I had already a lot of failed cuts with the router, because the guide or the underlying work piece did slip while making the cut. Especially if the work piece is melamin coated - even I applied 4 clamps and used double sided tape.

[@ladykenja2700]

- Luv, luv, luv jigs. This one is very smart & efficient. Thanx 4 sharing.

[@sabsaschabitter4489]

Simple Jig 👍🏻 a Stop block left and right is missing for mortises 👏🏻👍🏻

[@rickhayhoe]

JSK-san, I see that you have improved on some other versions by making your jig matched to the two sides of your plunge router base plate. Good thinking. It is an important detail to add, because many routers do not have a perfectly centered collet relative to the base plate. Matching and marking the sides of your router base plate to their mated sides of the jig goes a long way toward increasing the accuracy and repeatability of the dados and rebates the jig will make. Well done, JSK-san.

[@mrtablesawful]

Your videos and your projects are terrific!

[@chipsterb4946]

Aha! The 1/2 solved the problem I had with my first dado jig depending on the router base (instead of a bushing). Thanks!

[@sunsande]

What kind of alu-profile is he using?

[@robistech3477]

Super easy I will built that for my new router.

[@RemindMeToBuiild]

I don't know what to say. You are amazing. thanks for all the vids!!

[@GaryBowen73]

im no expert with a router and just learing more about using it......but is this only for that bit?? so if you use a wider bit it wont work?? or you have to make a jig for different size bits?

[@langrock74]

Gary Bowen Yes, and no. It only works for a single bit, but for dados you really don’t need more than a single bit. Let’s say you use this for boards of at least 1/4’’ width. You would then go with a bit slightly smaller than that. It will work for larger boards as well, of course, but you need more passes.

[@enzopetrelli6634]

congratulations I look with admiration all your videos but I do not understand why the cutter does not ruin the guide. is it a bearing cutter? thank you

[@lindaloftus8780]

Best one I've seen. What patience you have in everything you do.

[@sklee1644]

Thanks for sharing. This track is great that it is adhesive. Can you tell me where can I buy the track?

[@curcumin7614]

Hello!very very professional!!!! How long is the jig?and the cursor in black which is the thickness? Thanks a lot!!

[@JP-fd3cs]

Your Videos are Very Good. Thank You for taking the Time to Share.

[@csimet]

Very simple and useful, but wouldn't you have to make several based on the diameter of the straight bit used? I think I'd base mine on the smallest possible bit... say 3/16" for 1/4" plywood (knowing plywood is usually narrower than advertised). Might be worth making a second for larger dados, so you don't have to clean out so much between the main passes.

[@bradscopegems]

This is fine, but am I right in thinking that (a) you have to have a router with a symmetrical base with a flat on opposite sides and (b) you have to make a new router if you want to change the bit diameter?

[@DJL609]

Great Job!!! Where is the link to the jig?????

[@jean-lucbulteel8162]

Hallo Wo bekommt mann den Bauplan dafür möchte das so gerne nachbauen 1000 Dank im Voraus!

[@IHEUKWU]

What brand of double sided tape do you regularly use?

[@telosfd]

In this case we need router bit bigger in diameter of the half of the thickness of the the fitted wood, for clear cut! Like it!

[@NoRicken325]

同じトリマーを使ってますが、やっぱり①サイドと②サイドの寸法違いますよね。 私も最初しばらく戸惑いました😅 両サイドでスライドさせる機構もいいですね〜アイデア参考にさせて戴きます 自分はそれぞれのプレートに横方向にもストッパをつけて、ほぞや蝶番彫り用の治具を作りましたが材への固定で完成度がまだまだです(汗 今回の発展型を是非期待しています^_^

[@istvanvarro7677]

I really like how this guy is working , it is always clean and perfect. The tools and jigs what he makes are perfect. Only concern I have is the information what he keeps back. I usually go through on the comments for some of the videos to see if there is any information regarding the used parts what we can buy. There are several questions and request for a link for the parts what he is using like here the aluminum part. But he is not really responsive regarding these requests. I know I can buy the plans but I do not know if the plans are contains this information or not. If no all the information is in the plan what I would like to buy, than it is not really a good deal for me. I think it would be better if he share these information or at least put in the description section if the used parts are in the plan what he sell. But I like how he is working. Just keep up this.

[@FlushtheSystem]

Hello, Great Videos. Thank you. Is there a plan for this on your site? I could not find it. Thanks again.

[@ollegrane4654]

Wonderful! Thanks so much, I’ve made one and it works perfect!

[@МихаилСтаростин-ы9ф]

Отлично! Даже с возможностью регулировки паза.

[@acostareyes]

Hi! What’s the name of the aluminium profile you are using? :)

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project 👍

[@Nowalon]

It can work with the same milling-cutter diameter only. The bigger one anyway cuts this template, the smaller one doesn't reach the edge... But it's good solution if it assumed only the same milling-cutter (diameter) to be used.

[@seabex5162]

Maaaaan, thats a absolut amazing Jig. Bravo

[@pierrelongu5378]

Bravo l artiste !

[@Zogg1281]

Very neat! Pritty much the simplest dado jig/router sled out there and I love it!!! Definitely going on my bucket list, thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jucepineda]

Excelente enseñanza! Gracias.

[@pdstokes8]

Excellent jig, yet so simple. Thank you, I will look at making one when I build some wardrobes later this year :)

[@jasonstarr6359]

What is the metal guide and where can that be found?

[@ijnvniuhnvlsjk]

you do simple things, but the simple things are just brilliant ... Bravo

[@juanlara5773]

Excellent jig. I almost got all materials to build that panel saw, and lucky me not throwing away a failure Samsung washer machine. I will use the electric motor to build the sander. Thank you for sharing your excellent videos.

[@DISMABE]

ENHORABUENA GRACIAS POR ENSEÑARME GRACIAS DESDE TORREMOLINOS (MALAGA) ESPAÑA

[@РусланРусланов-с7ж]

Здравствуйте 👋 я очень удевлен вами) очень интересно и красиво! Подструник пожалуйста как правильно называются направляющее шины? Профиля?)

[@dekayscrafts]

Nice work!

[@Billlupton]

Very educational video,have to agree that its probably for one cutter only, but easy and inexpensive to make, and thankfully no damn musak. I like and thumbs up 100%

[@lfullstars9612]

Chaque vidéo sont faite soigneusement et le résultat est toujours parfait, félicitation pour se travail soigneux.

[@ashrafomar6181]

Very very very very very good 😘🤩

[@krufx]

Very nice Jig 👍...where do you buy this aluminum strips?

[@Erik_The_Viking]

Well done! Love the simple design too.

[@andywang6918]

Watch a video in 2X speed. It's perfect!

[@TheSn1per]

Very nice & clean. Good vid too!

[@jasonstarr6359]

What are those metal strips that you are using as guides?

[@benjenkins2415]

Anyone figure this out?

[@KenPem]

Great little jig. And a great build video as always. Thank you!

[@joselerin9281]

Anyone knows the aluminum profile name used in this jig?

[@betobecker67]

uuuuuuuffffff....Fantastic!

[@badrinath6059]

Fantstic tool,kudos to your skills!

[@ronchapman2874]

What size is the aluminium bar and where can I purchase it.

[@grandpa4540]

Классная приспособа . Спасибо за работу )

[@allanh4803]

An excellent multi-use Jig, Thanks for sharing.

[@kesha221211]

Если перевод названия ролика выполнен автоматически, то его следовало откорректировать до смыслового. Автор ролика сделал очень интересную направляющую для ручного фрезера. Просто и эффективно!

[@lexmakes]

Типичный перевод AliExpress

[@kesha221211]

@@lexmakes Очень сомневаюсь. Если вы заметили, то автор этой серии роликов не китаец, а японец. И как при этом мог поучаствовать в переводе AliExpress, мне непонятно. Кстати, Гугл-переводчик также переводит "router" как "маршрутизатор". Для перевода текстов по электронике и системам связи это - правильный перевод.

[@abrutility]

Cool, thanks. Would be better with a T-track for the extrusion? Then could attach eg toggle clamps to attach stop blocks, which are really necessary for such a jig.

[@fmarku1125]

very nice jig, can you put a link for Nuts Knob 8.5

[@sjaakhosters419]

JSK I like you ideas, thx again!

[@_Vavaka_]

and you have to made such jig for each size of cutter.....

[@paulgalapon9471]

Thank you for your shared videos. more power! :)

[@tartealagomme2852]

Wow, pretty smart !! Thanks for sharing, good job !

[@adilsoncosta1810]

Koubou, me ensina a fazer está bancada de corte que está na parede, é muito show seus trabalhos Amo ver tudo isso

[@АлександрАфанасьев-щ8ж]

А под фрезу другого диаметра снова переделывать?

[@Shorrey]

It works only for one bit diameter, right?

[@langrock74]

Артём Кусачёв Yes, but for dados that’s probably good enough. Just mark that on the jig;-)

[@murahatena]

精度も良く、良い治具ですね！

[@brahlah233]

Very clever. Thank you for sharing.

[@pamaran916]

അടിപൊളിയായി ഞാനും ഒരു കാർപെൻഡർ ആണ്

[@TheGonzo458]

Anybody know what kind of double sided tape that is?

[@sherthmer]

he replied to this question in another video -" I use this double-sided tape.amzn.to/2rnNSkl However, I use four different types of double-sided tape depending on the application".

[@tonyjohnson2265]

Is there plans for this jig in your shop? I was unable to find. Great jig, seems very simple.

[@beningbening3043]

Very nice

[@Choedron]

It only works with that size router bit.

[@banderosss1983]

incredibly simple and very useful. you are awesome cool dude

[@jonmcintire9067]

With the bit size adjustment and everything😁😯

[@kevinjackson5191]

Can you explain that please? I want to make one, but if I make the jig using a 1/4 straight bit then wanted to use a 1/2 bit for a much wider dado how does it work?

[@daverobinson6384]

Do you have printable plans??

[@ricardoluiz3342]

Parabéns e obrigado pelo jig!!! 👍👍👍

[@Woodworking_Art.]

tuyệt vời,rất hay

[@itsjustmetomc4848]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@Kevin-gx8lc]

Excellent! Greetings from Southport UK

[@751815218]

What kind of board is the one below the working piece on 0:45 seconds? Is it stronger than plywood? Please, explain to me, I'm new to this thing of woodworking!! Thanks.

[@RyanLovettInSpace]

Looks like OSB which is less rigid than plywood. It is less expensive though which is probably why he is using it as a surface that he can mar and then cheaply replace.

[@sherthmer]

Yes, OSB - Oriented Strand Board

[@MCSIDT]

Simple & Amazing!

[@333Socks]

And another Master's class in woodworking. Simply brilliant!!! (taking my none existing hat off.)

[@ДЕНИСПЕТРОВ-у8с]

Добрый вечер! Подскажите пожалуйста ссылку на купленные Вами болты для крепления! Good evening! Please tell me the link to the bolts you bought for fastening!

[@valveman12]

Great idea and build!

[@ashli3830]

我好奇这位日本的朋友怎么买到吴新的配件的？

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, dude! Really useful!!! 😃