Milescraft 1212 SignPro with New TurnLock Baseplate

Make professional-quality engraved wooden signs with the Milescraft SignPro sign making kit for routers. Self-spacing 1-1/2″ and 2-1/2” characters fit into the 36” adjustable clamping system, without having to make any measurements. Affix the character templates and start routing, for uniformly spaced letters and numbers. This router jig gives you the speed and convenience you need and is compatible with your existing router. With TurnLock™ as an integral feature on the BasePlate, bushing exchange is tool-free, hardware-free, and takes only seconds.
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[@aj122183]

This video is much better than the first created my Milescraft. Great product and easy to use especially after watching this video.

[@andre1987eph]

Received mine today. An amazing kit.

[@DavidBoston-rx2yi]

Great video

[@willienelson3109]

Do a good job!

[@Mriya6]

Has anyone worked out how to do a dollar sign using this kit? I'm thinking use a large S, then change to the smaller bit and bushing, and carefully position a smaller i over the S, see if one line is enough, or whether two can fit side by side

[@milescraft]

We do have a dollar sign in this kit: milescraft.com/product/arrow-symbol-templates/. Thanks!

[@MrSeaneboy]

Not sure if this video is still monitored but I do have a question. For short words the rails are too long to be clamped on a smaller piece of wood. Do I need to run an extra board to make up the difference? Thanks

[@milescraft]

We recommend securing support pieces of the same thickness on either side of the work piece. Making sure that the work piece itself is still secured.

[@stephensneddon1059]

What if the word/name has double letters...how do you get around that?

[@mist4926]

how do you see where your routing? havnt bought it yet

[@Sparky9450]

The purpose of the bushing is to keep off the sides of the template and follow the edges without having to see. You just have to trust and do a little practice before making a real piece so you get the hang of it.

[@JIMMIX7]

@@Sparky9450 it's almost impossible to see what you are doing. Some of the spacings don't look right either,

[@kennypapi-chulo9292]

I spray all my sign blanks blue with a light coat from a rattle can, I can see my routing and I can sand away that blue coat immediately

[@stevekeene2673]

What is recommended depth for 3/4 inch wood thickness? Is their a chart

[@milescraft]

There is not a recommended depth, as this is up to the user and their preference.

[@tubeisace]

Can you tell me if this with fit a Katsu Router Trimmer on it's own or with the plunger base?

[@kennypapi-chulo9292]

You need the sign kit base for using this kit. Freehand wouldn't be too controllable.

[@timothynushardt3447]

Price

[@kennypapi-chulo9292]

I just $69.00 from Rockler