Awesome extension on last week’s router jig | FREE PLANS
My project last week consisted of a router jig in which I could place my hand router and make hollow cuts.
After finishing this router jig, the question came up to me, could I do the opposite too?
After thinking about it, I thought last week’s jig might be the perfect base for making curved cuts.
In this video and blog, I will show you how to build this extension yourself and cut convex parts for your projects.
With the free downloadable plans, you have a guide to get started yourself.
Do you also want to make the base jig? Then take a look at my blog, Genius router jig, discover new possibilities. There you can also download free plans.
Before we dive into the blog you can watch the video first. In that video, I will show you how I build this jig.
In the blog post underneath the video, I will describe step by step the actions you need to take to make this jig yourself.
Also, I will list up the materials and tools you need for building this project.
Table of Contents
Before you start building
To prepare you for building this project, I have made a few handy lists.
In addition to a few personal protective equipment that I use*, I also list the materials as well as the (power) tools you will need to build this jig.
* Safety is always your own responsibility!
Safety first!
To protect myself while working I always use:
Materials I used for this router jig
(power)Tools I used for this router jig
- Makita MLT100 table saw Watch my Unboxing video and my review video if you want to see more about this tool.
- Makita 3709 router Â
- Makita AF505N Brad nailer. Watch my Unboxing video if you want to know more about this tool.
- Brad nails 25mm
- Brad nails 50mm
- Air compressorÂ
- Drill press
- Hilti cordless drill SF144-A
- Festool sander
- Kreg KMA multi mark and measuring tool
- Pica pencil to mark all the pieces.
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