You could use one of the clamp-on style DT jigs. (Katie or Gifkins for instance) I know the Katie sells forks so that you can cut box fingers instead of the DTs.
Greg
Greg
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The type of jig pictured can be clamped to the wood and the wood clamped to a bench and then use the router hand held to do the cuts.
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I think that this particular one is a Keller jig but there are similar ones on the market.
I think that this particular one is a Keller jig but there are similar ones on the market.
HI
You can pickup a Porter Cable box joint finger template ONLY screw it to some timber and than clamp it to the edge of 20" x 40" board ,than put the bit in the router and put the slots in place.. the Porter Cable template is 32" long and can be had at Amazon or from any dealer that's sales PC items..
http://www.routerforums.com/show-n-tell/3264-perfect-box-joints.html
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You can pickup a Porter Cable box joint finger template ONLY screw it to some timber and than clamp it to the edge of 20" x 40" board ,than put the bit in the router and put the slots in place.. the Porter Cable template is 32" long and can be had at Amazon or from any dealer that's sales PC items..
http://www.routerforums.com/show-n-tell/3264-perfect-box-joints.html
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Hi TG
You can also make your box joint jig easy with the master fork below and as long as you want or need..use the master to make all the copies you need on the router table.
Box Joint Tuning Forks-Sommerfeld's Tools For Wood
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You can also make your box joint jig easy with the master fork below and as long as you want or need..use the master to make all the copies you need on the router table.
Box Joint Tuning Forks-Sommerfeld's Tools For Wood
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