Router jig help

[William Lessenberry]

I recently came across this Wing Products router jig. From what I've gathered on the Internet, mostly routerforums.com, this was a well designed tool used in a lot of cabinet shops and by a lot of trim carpenters. I think that there were templates available to rout designs on cabinet doors. I was hoping someone on the Creek would know about this tool and maybe have instructions for it. Pics below, thanks,
BillL

[Lee Schierer]

I think Rockler sold something like that for a while....I believe theirs was plastic though. Here is a simple jig (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIRTliNEXfQ)for make grooves in flat doors.

[Vince Shriver]

There's a Trend Verijig, and I think Festool has something like that.

[Doug Garson]

Looks like a commercial version of this DIY router jig, I made one like this and works with pattern bit. Just used it once so far.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7h8KVXgkLA&t=269s

[William Lessenberry]

I found an instruction sheet and more parts for this jig. When I get some time I'll play around with it and see how well it works. Soon as I figure out how to convert .pdf files to .jpg I'll post pics of the instructions. Off to bed now.
BillL

[Lee Schierer]

Soon as I figure out how to convert .pdf files to .jpg I'll post pics of the instructions. Off to bed now.
BillL

Most windows computers have a snip app that lets you make a jpg of anything displayed on the screen.

[William Lessenberry]

Figured it out, just change the scanner settings. Now I'll need to think up a project that I can use this on. :-)
BillL

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[Wes Grass]

I use 'print screen' and paste it into paint. Crop and resize, save as jpg.

If there's an easier way... I'm probably too old to learn it anyway.

[Thomas McCurnin]

I remember those thigamajigs from the late 1970s. Never had any use for it, and preferred raised panel doors.

[Warren Lake]

simple ply wood jigs from offcuts suffice for making cutouts with routers. That jig would be good though if some one asks you to make a new replacement door for their 1952 kitchen.