This Circle Cutting Router Jig Only Takes 20 Minutes to Build - How to Cut Out a Round Table Top
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- This is a quick and simple router jig for cutting out circles! I show you how to make it and then use it to cut out a large, round table top.
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This quick jig is perfect for a one-off use and can be built in 20 minutes. Simple but accurate. It's easy enough that you could make it every time the need arises. But, it’s sturdy enough to last. One caveat that I did add to the plans is to use a longer dowel than what I use in the video. I would go with a 3" long dowel to keep the jig from jumping off of it. I also added a bit of hot glue to the hole in the table to keep the dowel in place. - Навчання та стиль
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I learned so much in this video - thank you!
Thanks for posting such a helpful video! I’m a total newbie and after watching several similar videos, I have much more confidence I won’t screw it up!
Thanks for your help!!!
Chingon!!!!
I'm going to try this way thanks for sharing
Perfect I am gonna do tomorrow. Thanks pal
Thanks! Worked great!
Great video and jig! I will be making one this week... Thanks Tommy
Thanks Jon - I've enjoyed your channel for years!
Very nice jig
excellent and useful ... thanks, subbed.
Totally subbed very cool man thanks
That is really clever.
Thanks, Jeremiah...I can't take full credit for the design. It's been around in various forms for awhile.
great video, very well explained. that jig is definitely going on my list of future projects.
Let me know how it worked for you once you build it!
@@OutoftheWoodwork will do! ✌🙂
If you can get a piece of 3 inch x1/2 x8 pvc then it works as a really really straight edge fence
I see what looks like 2"x6" material glued up. have you had any warping to the top yet. And was it for outdoor use?
Was it treated or not? I have a jig like that I made years ago, but used it on Red Oak for a Dinner table made up of 2"x2" glued.
Great Jig and very well shown.
It's an indoor table and, yes, I had to deal with some warping. It's wood from the skids this business' equipment came on, so it was very wet and construction-grade. I let it acclimate for a couple of months, but it still moved after assembly.
What kind of router bit is used to cur the circle
I noticed that with the plung router the router is mounted to the top of the jig on half inch plywood. I have a fixed router so do I need to use a thinner plywood for my jig ? I getting ready to cut out a 48” table top . Thanks for the video.
It really depends on the total depth your router and how thick the table top is. You should be fine, you'll just have to drill a hole to set the router down into to start.
What router bit did you use to cut the table? Some how I missed that.
I used a 1/2" D x 1 1/2" L spiral bit....4" overall length.
Hi there! What type of bit do you use?
Hey! I used a 1/2" D x 1 1/2" L spiral bit.
@@OutoftheWoodwork if you used a 121” c 1 1/2” how did you cut through 1 1/2” work piece?
@@dustinlyle8629 the cutting head is 1 1/2"...the overall length is 4"
@@OutoftheWoodwork very good thanks. Now I know what but I need to order up. Thanks. Great vid
Thanks, @@dustinlyle8629
2:27 Your shoe print really adds to the effect here. Hopefully you kept that and didn't sand it off.
😂
How the hell did you clamp that table together? Pipe clamps?
In 2 halves and then together with pipe clamps.
Is carpentry a dying trade?
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