Milescraft 1221 PantographPro - Router Sign Making Jig
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2015
- The Milescraft PantographPRO lets you expand your router’s capabilities with fingertip control. Quickly connect/disconnect your router through the TurnLock™ Base Plate. Anything you can print out, you can rout. The only Pantograph that comes mostly assembled right out of the box. This is a complete routing system; including 3 router bits, 3 stylus tips, 2 stencil fonts, and line drawings. All necessary hardware is included, all you need is your router and wood. Follow the design with your stylus and let the router do the work!
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Milescraft 1221 PantographPRO
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Just got mine today and this video is so awesome. A lot of how to videos are not step by step so this is very much appreciated. Great job guys thank you!!!
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I have seen these built by ppl on UA-cam but this is brilliant. I was looking for something like this to begin playing about with my router for small signs for houses in my area and this is perfect. I think it will take a fair bit of use with this to get up to scratch with it but it's a great little tool tbf. It's cheap enough too so ur not spending a small fortune to get started in sign making.. I will be buying one of these soon now
Milescraft makes really interesting tools!
Awesome video. Clearly explains how to use the product. Great job👍👍
I'm used to larger, corded routers ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
I have the original version and it worked great. Have since purchased the Pro version and look forward to using it. Great instructions!
Jack Loganbill. Hello may be you can helpme, do you know whats maximum aproximate area of the source template?
@@abherr Hope this helps: www.milescraft.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Creating-Your-Own-Stencils.pdf
Ok watched RHIS a few times and I figured out my problem,lol,only screw down the one pice for pivoting,lol,not both,lol
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A link to this video needs to be featured prominently in the owner's manual that comes with the pantograph. Got this for Christmas. Looking forward to trying it out. How about a video showing the adjustable support fixture?
Thank you for your feedback.
Your correct, miles-craft create nice products , unfortunately their instruction that comes with their products are very poor. Thanks to the WWW there are some videos out there.
I serve un pantografo per ingrandire disegni non tre D ma due D di precisione,grazie
Great video. :)
Are there any guidance to how I can make the carving bigger than the original?
The PantographPRO copes at a 50% reduction, not a 1:1 ratio or 2:1 ratio. To rout a larger letter or pattern you will need to increase the size of your stencil.
how do you increase the letter any advice would be great
Hi I have recently bought the milescraft pantograph and have set it up to how the video has suggested but I can’t work out how to do the lettering and use the locating and spacing dot if anyone can give me some advice would be much appreciated
Do you have tis for the Dremel Tool setup too?
If so, where can I order it from?
I’m missing the bits and I got it brand new 😢
Do I need to use a plunge router, or can I use my no. Plunging router?
You can use your fixed-base router. Remember, the depth of cut is set before you turn the router on.
You can use a fixed base router, but most users find that a plunge base router is preferred.
Matt? Is that you?
It sure is Matt!
The beginning of the video shows a different set up on the support fixture than is shown later in the video, specifically the size and location of the support fences. Why the change/difference in the setups?
Hi! The camera angles have changed, but the parts do not. In general, when using the product and standing at the handle , the support fences will be on the left side. One is about halfway up the board, and support fence two is much closer, and your support board will have a larger open area on the further end than the closer. If you have any other questions feel free to send them to info@milescraft.com. Thanks!
@@milescraft Please look at the video, it has nothing to do with camera angles. The initial view in the video at 0:02 to 0:05 clearly shows the lower support fence is smaller than 10 inches long and is not aligned to the left side of the support fixture, but is clearly located centrally on the support fixture. Then from 0:05 to 0:07 the video clearly shows the upper support fence, while it appears to be 10 inches long, is not aligned to the left side of the support fixture and is centrally located on the support fixture and the lower support fence is still clearly not aligned to the left side of the support fixture, is clearly not 10 inches long and is clearly centrally located on the support fixture. This layout is different than what is shown in the video from 1:45 to 2:25.
@@dadelusroarer9093I built mine wrong trying to follow this video because it keeps flipping
@@Jdub5885 I was a bit confused with the video for the same reason, which is why I watched it so closely and noticed the initial setup is different than what is shown later. I just changed mine to be like the first setup between 0:02 and 0:07 and it works better to allow starting closer to the end of the board you are making the sign on. The printed instructions that came with the pantograph are terrible, and I just threw them away and have watched a number of videos.
The voice over says 40”x20” but the vid shows 48” x 20” so what is it?
Hi, sorry for the confusion the support fixture should be 20" x 48". Thanks!
Please brother do It on spanish 😭
Hola yo quiero 1 pero no se dónde se consigue si alguien me pueden decir dónde se puede comprar
Hello, where are you located?
@@milescraft hola yo quiero comprar el pantógrafo como puedo hacer me podes dar información gracias
I bought mine from Woodcraft