Make your own adjustable DIY Router Template ! A must have Jig !

Do you have a Router?
Do you want an easy to make adjustable Template for your Router?
Let's make an adjustable DIY Router Template.
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[@richardbarnum2898]

After several failed attempts to make a productive adjustable jig, finally did a KZbin search and found this. This simple engineering of a simple jig can be quite elusive, yet you sir did an outstanding job on the creation. I had really over complicated my process, now tomorrow I will be making this and I am sure will save me much time on the inlay router cuts I make on my signs. Thanks for sharing.

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@ccccen]

#1 I love that blade guard. #2 that router, the putting to guide is very nice. I took a lint roller and put sand paper around it to sand inside circles and also took different sides of wood circles, glue them together and made one for my drill press :) All in all your project is very niceeeeeee I like it.

[@gzfrhbhsolution6620]

Thanks to your video (your hard work) . . . . I made one too ! While it is NOT a perfect solution for some large mortises I was cutting, it was still a DRAMATIC improvement over what I had been doing. MUCH appreciated! THANKS !

[@thosa]

perfect 👌😊👍 thanks a lot 😊🖐

[@asd67lkj]

Easy to follow and understand. Thank you.

[@keithdavison5578]

Thanks alot that's great and looks easy to make and use. I'll get on and make one as soon as I get back home many thanks Keith ❤🎉 👍👏👏👏

[@Duyunovmotors]

great respect to people who know how to work with their hands

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@funwithavani8665]

Cool

[@Monfred2008]

Prima Lösung mit den ausgeschnittenen Teilen ! Gefällt mir .

[@timthomas9105]

Have a plastic one very similar but can also change angles. If I added more pieces it could do any multiple of sided. The only limitation is with more sides the larger it has to be.

[@thosa]

Sounds nice.😀👍 Do you have a link to that? I wouldn't call that limitation. Sometimes there's no other Way. 😀🖐

[@timthomas9105]

@@thosa you can do the same thing by rounding over one end.

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

That is the best I’ve seen and I have seen a lot. And best of all I can make it for under $10 so o thank you for sharing.

[@adriancapilna3899]

Great idea! Easy to make and very useful. Thanks for sharing!

[@CurtisDensmore1]

You should show the finished product at the beginning. It makes the entire video much more engaging.

[@thosa]

Yes, that's right. That only affects the oldest videos. The newer ones are with the finished product at the beginning. 😀🖐

[@nicksshitbro]

Try cam locks instead. You can use an Allen wrench to unlock it in half of a turn.

[@nicksshitbro]

Very good idea though! My router does not have plunge capability but I've been thinking of ordering a plunge base for it. Hmm.

[@erickelley1937]

I really like this! You kept it very simple, but very versatile. And as you said (sort of), to another commenter, who gives a rat's ass if there is a "better" patented version. It won't do anything that yours won't do!! Good job!!!

[@thosa]

thank you so much 😀🖐 it is even more versatile than I thought at the beginning 😅👍instagram.com/p/BqCrgoXAWlw/

[@gregh3947]

And the better patented version is about $220. I just looked.

[@thosa]

my version is about 1€ 😅 and makes it the same way. 😅😊🖐

[@williamhoward8319]

i talk back and forth to a young russian wood worker it is wonderful to know that we do so muc together

[@davidsneddon2242]

Oh so simple and what a brilliant idea. Like others I have watched a few and this by far the simplest and most effective.

[@thosa]

💪😊👍

[@haenselundgretel654]

Extremely good idea with the half circles!

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@user-lz9hj8tk4k]

Очень своевременное видео.Делаю доски"для завтрака"--приходится каждый раз делать новый шаблон.А тут всё просто.Очень здраво и вовремя.

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@mickleblade]

Superb. You could have made the T slot routing easier by running it over the tablesaw first

[@thosa]

thank you 😊 ... yes thats right 👌 or use a normal router bit to save the T-router bit.. I learned that afterwards. 😯

[@1959WoodWorkingHobby]

Congratulations on the beautiful work!

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@macdaddy5802]

Learn something every day 👍

[@paulwhite9872]

pretty new to woodwork but that looks like a musthave awesome jig ty 4 sharing

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@Penza-2023]

Отличный шаблон. Доберусь до мастерской после коронавируса - сделаю! Спасибо автору за идею👍!

[@thosa]

vielen Dank 😀🖐

[@williamhoward8319]

hey i apologize for spelling your country wrong it is hard for me a arkansas hill billy many times to spell besides i am 78 years old and forget a lot so i am apologising for my stupidity i love to watch your shows to know what people all over the world do and how thank you so much

[@thosa]

hey.. all fine... you did nothing wrong ... 😀 thanks for watching and have fun with my videos 😀

[@spicyhot1695]

Excellent build my friend! Thanks for sharing

[@thosa]

thank you 😊🖐

[@digoulm]

Das System werde ich mir nachbauen, ist gut nachvollziehbar dargestellt.

[@thosa]

Die Sechskantschrauben haben sich jedoch als nicht die beste Wahl erwiesen.. In Holz drehen die schnell über. Ein schmaler, länglicher Alustreifen mit einer Senkkopfschraube ist besser geeignet.

[@digoulm]

Der Alustreifen gleitet dann wohl in der Nut? Die Senkkopfschraube verstehe ich ja, nur wie willst Du die fixieren? Einkleben? Ich denke da eher an passende Nutsteine, die Schraube müsste dann anders herum angebracht werden, was aber eine zusätzliche Aussparung zum Einsetzen der Schraube bedingt.

[@thosa]

Ja, der Alustreifen quasi als Nut. Loch bohren, Gewinde rein, Senken, Senkkopfschraube rein. Gleiches System habe ich an meinem Kreisschneider für die Bandsäge gemacht. In der Mitte ist eine versenkte Aluschiene. Vorne am Drehpunkt ist eine Senkkopfschraube bündig abschließend in der Aluschiene.

[@luciancaliman1617]

thosa eher ein Stahlstreifen der genau ( Länge X Breite des Nutquerschnitts) so breit ist, wie das Brett das stumpf anliegt. Darin ein passendes Gewinde geschnitten, und dann die Senkkopfschraube einkleben. So hält das gut.zum Schluss die Schlitze noch mit Wachs einreiben.

[@papamumbi9238]

Gewindestange in Vierkantmutter oder Nutenstein einkleben oder Flachrundschraube am Kopf nachfeilen.

[@noi5emaker]

I loved watching and listening to this! Brilliant idea too.When I have a spare 6:47 I'll make one.

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@MaddMaxxWoodWorks]

Very good idea. I still use the measuring ruler I won on your channel. Love your videos.

[@thosa]

😊👍 ❤

[@ashokmoghe8035]

Like it - one of the most elegant design. I am going to build one. Also subscribed to your channel.

[@thosa]

thanks alot 😀🖐 and have fun on my channel 😀🖐

[@sleepymoose1]

Great video, many thanks for taking the time to make it. I don't see any advantage in cutting the round holes and having an insert. Unless you can tell me? Surely it is better to cut a small square hole and have the bolts just tighten up against the stock then there is less play from moving parts.

[@thosa]

😳😅👍 yeah, you're right! 😅 I saw the circle cutter and my head was like: yes, great idea. 😅 ..of course it is easier and more useful to put a small rectangle in that place. 😀👍🖐

[@williamhoward8319]

i watch a turner in italy a wood worker in russia now you keep up the great work

[@MikeFaneros]

Great idea! I may have to do this... Do you think cam bolts would come loose too easy? If not, then you'd just need a simple screw driver to adjust. Or for more ease (so you don't have to hunt for the wrench or screwdriver), maybe a quick release bolt like you'd find on a bike.

[@thosa]

cam bolds would be a nice try... but I don't know if they're strong enough... if you're rebuilding this, don't put screw heads in the slot. They lose their grip after a while and start to turn. a sliding block would be a better solution.

[@abner20bushi]

Got my subscription. Excellent jig.

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 Pls check my newer videos 😊 I've got a lot more (better) ones 😅🙈

[@AngelicOutcry]

I love the safety guard on that saw.

[@peterschnettler7722]

super gemacht. Das muss ich auch versuchen. Danke

[@thosa]

nimm aber längliche Platten in die Nut. Die Schraubenköpfe drehen mit der Zeit durch und halten nicht mehr im Holz.

[@peterschnettler7722]

Ja Danke für dem Hinweis. Mache ich! Schönes Wochenende!

[@shaase1120]

sehr sehr sehr geil. Hammer.

[@Barnagh1]

Great jig, some simple but very clever ideas. Would you consider taking out some of the t-slot with your table saw, to lighten the loading on the router slot cutter?

[@thosa]

Yeah, that's a good idea. Thank you

[@Barnagh1]

thosa you could also mill stub tenons on the ends of each piece, to engage with the slots, it would keep the jig very flat.

[@Barnagh1]

thosa and use longer bolts with correspondingly deeper bores to hold them, then the nuts, washers and spacers won’t work free and get lost?

[@thosa]

nothing gets lost. The nuts only need 2 turns to push the bolt out of the slot. An optimization would be to use a longer sliding block instead of the bolts. The wood doesn't prevent the bolts from turning for ever.

[@morty_mcfly]

That's clever ! Thank you for sharing !

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@morty_mcfly]

@@thosa I made this jig last weekend ! It's great !

[@thosa]

cool 🤗🙈 yes, its very usefull 💪🙃👍

[@karlw.9006]

Hallo Thosa, danke für die hilfreichen Videos. Was mich aber brennend interessiert ist dein Säge/Frästisch. Genauer gesagt, die Mechanik von dem Ein- und Ausschwenken der Geräte. Hast du darüber auch ein Video, wie das gemacht ist?

[@thosa]

ne. die Kreissäge ist eine einfache Handkreissäge, welche unter den Tisch geschraubt ist. Die drück ich von Hand hoch. Die Fräse genau so. Nur dass ich die Fräse wegen der genaueren Frästiefeneinstellung mit einem Wagenheber hoch krubel. Alles kein großes Hexenwerk und auch nicht wirklich zur Nachahmung empfohlen... zb habe ich dadurch keinen Spaltkeil an der TKS... viele Grüße

[@user-xo8tw2ok7r]

Офигенно!!! Пошел покупать фрезер и штангенциркуль)))

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@Woodworks-Switzerland]

aaarg, jetzt muss ich mir doch noch ein t-nut fräser holen. 😀 danke für's zeigen!

[@juancarlosgil5428]

Me ha gustado con la sencillez cómo lo has hecho y lo bien que te ha quedado, un saludo.

[@thosa]

thank you

[@RT1200BIKER]

Rather using a spanner to loosen and tighten the nuts it would be quicker to use camlocks. It is however still a useful and commendable design.

[@man.i.literally.failed6772]

or wing nuts

[@eddiedoors1]

@@man.i.literally.failed6772 I don't see how could you turn wing nuts inside the small space..

[@pietverdult3058]

Ik vind het heel mooi en leuk wat ze maken.goede producten.

[@thosa]

vielen Dank 😊🖐

[@TBBuilds]

Cool idea! Looking to make something similar myself. Have you ever thought about making something so you could do angles too?

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 no, not yet. 🤔😀🖐

[@murrayglen651]

Like it.just what I've been looking for. thanks for sharing.

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@inebex63]

Every smart ideia . Congratulations. Beni from Brazil

[@thosa]

thank you 😁 thosa from germany 😉

[@danceanddreams1]

superidee! wer war noch gleich der erste der das vor 5 jahren gebaut hat?

[@thosa]

wer der Erste war, weiß ich nicht ... ich habs bei Toolify gesehen 😁 👍

[@Strenoga]

Супер, просто и функционально

[@206Seaman]

Very nice, I like how you can use this for different sized cut outs. A question, what if you made the openings for the nuts bigger and rectangular and used wing nuts? This would eliminate the need for a wrench. Thanks for sharing!

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 yes, that would be an option. But then much thicker material would have to be used and the useful depth would be much smaller. 🤔😀🖐

[@inebex63]

Espetacular. Wonderful Beni from brazil

[@myopinion6328]

Now, wasn't that just clever. Great job

[@thosa]

not my invention. but thank you 😊

[@vancehamilton1934]

I love that template! Thanks for the idea

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@istefk]

its simplicity is genius.

[@thosa]

thank you 😊🖐

[@marcb8874]

merci ,super idée

[@PauloHirth]

o MELHOR PROJETO JIG!

[@thosa]

😊👍

Hola... Otro trabajo excelente... Felizicidades... Por favor, podríais decirme la medida de la fresa de formato "T" que has utilizado??? Gracias... Saludos.

[@thosa]

vielen Dank 😀🖐 Ich habe diesen benutzt: Festool 491035 T-Nutfräser HW S8 D10,5/NL13: amzn.to/2glzBeD 😀🖐

@@thosa Hola... Muchas gracias por la información... Te estoy muy agradecido... Soy un Fiel seguidor tuyo y te doy las gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, tus vídeos son geniales... Un fuerte abrazo... 🤜🤛

[@thosa]

@Fernando Gutiérrez Sánchez thank you so much 😊👍 Have fun with my Videos ... I'm getting better and better in filming 😊👍🖐

[@MegaBennor]

This looks awesome. I can't wait to make this myself. Thank you for sharing this!

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@DiannaAtherton]

Excellent precision work

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@restholzjunkie]

Welche Maße hat der Fräser? Ich habe einen 12,7 mm D... Nach dem Video und dem Boxhalter muss ich mir Deine bisherigen anderen Videos noch reinziehen...

[@thosa]

hi. der T-Nut-Fräser ist in der Videobeschreibung verlinkt. Viel Spaß beim Weiter gucken 😊🙋‍♂️

[@raysmith1992]

Excellent video and project, thank you for your videos, they are very good 👍😀

[@thosa]

thank you 😁🖐

[@dj0men666]

Nice video - subbed - i have been trying to think of a way to create/use something like this to cutout an insert with rounded corners (and keep both pieces) for example a cabinet door, but the internal rounded corner is the tricky part as with this jig you just get the square inset slightly. I wondered about creating some corner inserts that fasten with t screws but not sure if the jig would be accurate enough or strong enough. I have also seen a jig where you fasten the router to a point and follow the radius. This was the best idea yet but could be tricky if in the middle of the workpiece unless you made a jig for everyone you cut. Any ideas?

[@thosa]

good question... To cutout an insert with rounded corners would be a challenge if you want this to be done in one step. I would do this in several steps with different templates. For example a template (quarter circle) with some inches straight for a better alignment. Cutout all corners and use this template or some straight pieces for the lines in between. by the way... I wouldn't make a door with a router out of one piece. The gap between door and front would be way too large. If I want this out of one solid part, I would try this with a jigsaw and make the starting cut with a multi-function tool. Please mail me if you found a better solution :-)

[@FIGUEIRINHA]

easy to do using one corner chisel

[@oldal05]

Excellent idea and great video.

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 ... but.. it's one of my first Videos... I've got tons more and way better Videos 😀👍

[@ВалентинаИвановна-г5о]

Мне, очень понравилась тема видео.. Один вопрос-вы сами сделали свой рабочий стол??

[@thosa]

да, но я им больше не пользуюсь. Это было слишком опасно. 😀🖐

[@myfake8512]

Super Jig 😃👍🏻

[@williamhoward8319]

the inner net is fantastic i can see what woodworkers world wide are doing

[@thosa]

oh yes.... without all these fantastic woodworkers and youtubers out there my woodworking skills wouldnt be as they are.. I've learned so much from youtube... its amazing :-)

[@williamhoward8319]

yes it is some is just a refresher with a new twist am a old codger

[@thosa]

pls write me by mail, instagram or anywhere else. I think the public comments are the wrong place 😊😉

[@casperscuts2627]

Nice project, did you think about using wing nut rather then hex nuts? It might save having to use a wrench.

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 the wood was to small for a Wing nut and the Hole to small to get in with at least 2 Fingers to turn the wing nut... but the Idea is good... but all have to be larger for that... 😀👍

[@ghabcdef]

Awesome idea and great execution! How precise is this in practice?

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 as precise as the preparation (setup for routing) 😉

[@agrafes6]

I like what you do but, your table saw guard is only useful when you’re not sawing wood. I take its a circular saw, and you’ve screwed it to a bit of wood?

[@thosa]

Thank you 😀🖐 yes.. But this Video is over two Years old. A long Time ago I have stopped using this Saw due to safety Reasons. Check out my new Videos. Especially the Jigs for the Table Saw. Now I have a new, professional, safe Saw. 😀🖐

[@samia8380]

excellent idea. .. i like it👍

[@markkaufmann8422]

What size T slot bit did you use for the router, and what size bolts?? great video!

[@thosa]

thank you 🙂🖐 I've used M6 Bolts with 10mm Hex Head.. so a 10mm T-Slot cutter from Festool. 😀👍

[@donquixote1138]

hey nice video the plans for this are not listed on the site in description

[@thosa]

thx 🙂🖐 there is no plan for this video. Only videos with the "free plan" badge in thumbnail have plans. 🙂🖐

[@williamhoward8319]

that is a thick hunk of mdf how thick i can get 3/4 then i if i want thicker i will need to laminate 2 or more together

[@billwebber5208]

Really good video thanks

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@marcoheinrich1417]

Sehr sehr schönes Projekt,welche Stärke hat die Siebdruckplatte?

[@thosa]

vielen Dank 😀🖐 18mm müsste das gewesen sein.

[@dardevil06]

Super Arbeit, bravo!

[@thosa]

vielen Dank 😀🖐

[@bobd.]

Did you consider adding a stub tenon to the end that would ride in the T-slot and keep the pieces flat.

[@thosa]

Yes, indeed, but I'm haven't done that yet. But very good idea. thank you very much. 😀👍🖐

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video, thanks :)

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@eddiedoors1]

Great Video !!! Can I find a Distance Sleeve for the simpler Makita Router, the one that you use with one hand?

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 I'm not sure if there are spacer sleeves for the small router. You can, however, run the entire router along the inner edge. You only have to make sure that you always drive along the frame with the same side of the router. (only if the base plate is not a perfect circle) 🙃👍

[@eddiedoors1]

@@thosa thank you very much! Cheers from Brazil!

[@ProDMiner]

Hey how do those t rack slots hold up on that type of plywood any good? I am making this wild table sled and would like some feed back

[@thosa]

hey 🙂🖐 that's obviously not made for eternity... of course there are also points that can be solved better. for example, the hexagonal bolts begin to overtighten in some places... Welding a threaded rod to a flat bar instead would have been the better solution. But you only know that afterwards 😅👍

[@ProDMiner]

thosa oh ok that makes sense I’ll just use it on hardwood then. Thank you very much :)

[@thosa]

🙂👍

[@jamshedamonov9813]

Very Nice! I have a quastion. What kind (brand) of router bits do you use in your project? Thank you.

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 I've used this one: amzn.to/2glzBeD 😀🖐

[@syproful]

What brand is router and saw table underneath ? I really need a saw table, but i’m not sure if i need to spend the cash on a good sled system or if i have to make it myself.

[@thosa]

These are both the cheapest machines you could find. The hand circular saw cost 40€, the milling machine 19€. But I strongly advise against building such a table saw yourself. Important safety devices such as splitting wedges are missing. A cheap milling machine can be screwed under the table. This has worked well for me for 3 years now. 🙂🖐

[@erkkisuuronen3964]

Erinomainen. Kiitos videosta.

[@thosa]

😀🖐

[@sumaidifeston8182]

Hi sir, sorry for asking you this kind of question I want to know.. my question is,, I saw your post by the social media and I appreciated of it but why were you doing or showing it us very faster...? Please can you try to show us very slowly...?

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 It is always difficult to show all the important steps without making the video an hour long. Then people no longer watch the entire video, but start jumping. Then they skip important parts of the video and don't understand it and then ask me. That's why I do some parts faster. In the newer videos I have already dealt with this and tried to show certain parts better and to make text insertions. 😀🖐

[@mikedavis109]

Good evening, just visited your site. Wondering if you still have these plans available?

[@thosa]

Hi. I had no plan for this. Videos with a plan are marked with a "free plan" in the thumbnail. 😀🖐

[@The78bluedevils]

Cool set up frame for routing

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@DIYMinded]

Great video. Thanks. Subscribed!

[@thosa]

thank you and welcome 😀🖐 If you like this video, then check out my newest videos ... They are much better quality than my old ones. 😀🖐

[@stuartmurray7403]

Great work my friend

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@mazinholindomarlopes763]

Good afternoon. Do you have any video on how to make this paralele guide on your bench?

[@thosa]

no sorry. this is only an alu system profile. the whole table was made with this profiles. google for "ITEM profile" and you will find them. 😊 but I dont suggest building a fence with this. you have to measure and screw both sides to got a precise cut. a biesemeyer fence out of plywood would be a way better solution ... 👌

[@mazinholindomarlopes763]

Ok .... Thank you so much !!!

[@user-cy7rf1ou1w]

Спасибо за идею

[@thosa]

😀👍

[@mohammed_sulaiman]

Simply Awesome!!!..

[@KaterKarloMawMaw]

I wish I would have half the amount of tools you have T_T

[@thosa]

I didn't have all the tools either when I started. 🙈

[@baschnr7]

Great idea very simple

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐

[@andreabui9034]

Super Clean!

[@thosa]

thank you 😊🖐

[@linuxjcajca7806]

Great ! Thanks a lot.

[@thosa]

😊👍

[@tallmaris]

This looks genius. On a slight tangent, can I ask you an opinion about the Bosch router? I was thinking of buying one myself

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐 sure, you can can ask everything 😀🖐 I don't use the router that often, but it is of very good quality and runs very reliably.

[@umengenheironointerior629]

Very good! Pratice...

[@thosa]

thank you 😊🖐

[@fussmatte392]

Wie breit hast du die leisten gemacht? Würde auf 8 oder 9 cm breit tippen? Material dicke 19mm?

[@thosa]

ja so ungefähr. So ganz genau kann ich dir das momentan nicht sagen.

[@CarlosCalderon-ev6ql]

Great Job, what’s the bushing used for?

[@thosa]

Thank you 😀🖐 The bushing (spacer sleeve) is used to prevent milling into the jig and also serves as a guide. 😀🖐

[@naimnaim5691]

Bon boulot Bonne idée 👍👍

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vielen Dank 😀🖐

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[@EdAgers110]

Very cool idea!

[@thosa]

thank you 😀🖐