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My Son made this assembly table (based loosely on the Ron Paulk design) with an add on swing up side to load large sheets of plywood. The upper section was made using 3/4" birch plywood. The basic bench size is 30"x 60" and has a swing up loading leaf that adds about 29".
He now wants to make dog holes into the top at 4" spacing in both directions using a 3/4" spiral router bit in a plunge router. The dog holes will perforate the complete top (similar to the Festool type top). I would like to know if any members here have made a jig to make repeatable holes to accomplish this, and how you did it. We don't have access to any machine shops to make any drilling jig and would like to make a jig from plywood to accomplish this. Any Ideas would be appreciated.
He now wants to make dog holes into the top at 4" spacing in both directions using a 3/4" spiral router bit in a plunge router. The dog holes will perforate the complete top (similar to the Festool type top). I would like to know if any members here have made a jig to make repeatable holes to accomplish this, and how you did it. We don't have access to any machine shops to make any drilling jig and would like to make a jig from plywood to accomplish this. Any Ideas would be appreciated.
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