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Jigs and Fixtures This area will be directed towards the art of designing specific jigs and fixtures. Bob and Rick say, "if the specific operation is to make more than one piece the same size and shape then chances are you need a jig and/or fixtures."


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Old 09-18-2004, 11:51 PM   #1
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Hi guys, I'm building my kitchen cabinets. I would like to figure out some way to do the cutting for the Youngdale hinges (WWW.Youngdale.Com) I had some idea about building an "slidding" router fixture but don't know how or have a better idea on a slid...has anyone build one something like it?
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Old 09-19-2004, 12:31 PM   #2
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Hi guys, I'm building my kitchen cabinets. I would like to figure out some way to do the cutting for the Youngdale hinges (WWW.Youngdale.Com) I had some idea about building an "slidding" router fixture but don't know how or have a better idea on a slid...has anyone build one something like it?
Looking at the hinges on the Youngdale website it looks like they just need a stopped dado cut into the side of the cabinet. I would use a template guide and a pattern to cut out the dado. Let the pattern position the hinge dado and determine the length of cut, the template guide follows the pattern, and using a portable router with the router bit running inside the guide cutting the required dado. Another great tip opportunity! Thanks bluegillman
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