Phil Mueller
05-31-2015, 11:13 PM
Just thought I'd share a router table jig I made to help me with smaller pieces. I was uncomfortable with finger boards only and was having anxiety about push sticks and the like. I was working on a complex picture frame and created this in order to make multiple passes with different profile bits.
It works well as long as the back and top surfaces against the jig are flat, and there is some stock to ride against the table fence. It allows me to hold the piece securely flat to the table and firmly against the fence. The hold down is adjustable for different stock heights. The face of the jig and bottom of the adjustable hold down are covered in non-slip shelf liner.
The handles are embarrassing...but the best BORG had to offer at the moment.
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This is a small through tenon I ran recently...
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Sorry for the sideways pics...haven't figured out which way I need to hold the iPhone to make it upload right....
It works well as long as the back and top surfaces against the jig are flat, and there is some stock to ride against the table fence. It allows me to hold the piece securely flat to the table and firmly against the fence. The hold down is adjustable for different stock heights. The face of the jig and bottom of the adjustable hold down are covered in non-slip shelf liner.
The handles are embarrassing...but the best BORG had to offer at the moment.
314781314782
This is a small through tenon I ran recently...
314783
Sorry for the sideways pics...haven't figured out which way I need to hold the iPhone to make it upload right....