for the circle jig...
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circle jig
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The simplest circle jig I've ever seen is one made by past member Derek Willis. It's just a piece of shop scrap wide enough for the router to sit stably on that has been drilled with a hole the same size as the O.D. of a guide bushing. You then install the guide bushing on your router and stick it in the hole and then drive a nail through your jig and into the center of where you want the circle.
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Gerald - what are your projects that require round disks ?
a long base plate made out of thin material like plexiglass
or similar material is the norm. there are jigs for bandsaws as well
that are different than the ones used for a router.
sign makers (such as myself) often have to make round signs so they
will have several jigs in the shop. what are you making ??
there is no size limit as to how big you can cut a round disk with a router.
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Gerald - what are your projects that require round disks ?
a long base plate made out of thin material like plexiglass
or similar material is the norm. there are jigs for bandsaws as well
that are different than the ones used for a router.
sign makers (such as myself) often have to make round signs so they
will have several jigs in the shop. what are you making ??
there is no size limit as to how big you can cut a round disk with a router.
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