Must Have - Hole Jig!!

This jig allows you to make 77 different size holes in 1/16" increments using only 11 holes.
You will also learn how to make any size hole accurately. This is a very handy technique and can be used on a router table or a hand held router. Depending on the hole template size you can make many
different size holes. In this video I'm rabbeting the hole 1/2'' bigger using a rabbit bit with a 1/4" cut.
You can also route out recesses and different decorative patterns.
Combination List is under the community Tab!!

[@johnjensen8560]

VERY IMPRESSIVE! Thanks so much for sharing this! John Jensen from British Columbia

[@sebastiangarrido7707]

Genius!

[@marktwain2813]

You're clever!

[@jasonmako343]

Thanks for sharing

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

This is great, very clever and useful technique.......👍

[@NicoSmets]

That looks like a great system.

[@rsitch1]

Outstanding my friend, thank you for this time saving jig ... Bob

[@kiwdwks]

Totally awesome! Looks like I have my next shop jig project. Thank you!

[@mmlips]

Brilliant!

[@amazonsalzer3347]

Hello from Germany, this is is truly great stuff and fun to watch. I like the short and concise presentation ‚mode‘.👏 May i ask what router bit set you are using / showing @2:09 ? I’m not finding anything close to this amazing cutter set? thx and keep the shows coming 👍

[@amazonsalzer3347]

@@thebuilditchannel8609 THX

[@Nathan-H]

Pure genius workmansip. Thansk for taking the time to share this with us. It was very clearly explained and demonstrated. I've subscribed to your channel. You mentioned you posted your calculation chart on your "community page" can you tell me where I can find that please. Thank you ATB BFP

[@Nathan-H]

Found it lol Thank you

[@Nathan-H]

@@thebuilditchannel8609 Loved it, It's so simple and highly effective. One thing I did not is using your template there is no combination to make the following holes: 15/16", 1 - 7/16", 1 - 15/16", 2 - 7/16", 2 - 15/16", 3 - 7/16", 3 - 15/16", 4 - 7/16", 4 - 15/16", 5 - 7/16", 5 - 15/16". This is not a moan, just wondered if these measurements are not mathmatically possible with the combos of bits and bushings being used or is it a typo on the lazer printing. P.S. Ive been busy watching your other videos, they are full of inspiration and make life in my shop easier. Thank you.

[@rogerprior6202]

Very cool system! How did you etch the measurements into the board so clean and organized?

[@johnbeckman8916]

@@thebuilditchannel8609 _The MDF doesn't fit into my Cannon Laser Printer. 😃