My crosshatch jig for wooden handles.

[@GeraldJensen]

Steve ... Thanks for posting this. I've been looking for one of the old Craftsman Router Crafters with no luck finding one ... may just have to build my own!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Gerald, thanks for watching and commenting. If you do build something I'd love to see it.

[@JimBowman-pl4dd]

Steve, long time watcher, Great job!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Hi Jim, I appreciate that you watched and took the time to let me know.

[@valeriehenschel1590]

Thanks! Very much enjoyed.

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking a moment to let me know!

[@danhunkele1505]

That's pretty slick!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Thank you Dan!

[@mikewolgemuth5489]

cool jig, Nice work

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Mike, Thanks for watching and thank you for the nice comment.

[@LewisKauffman]

Thanks, Steve!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Thanks for watching Lew, and thanks for commenting.

[@kegelschneckenmett2026]

Nice build, pls check the broken cable!

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Not sure what you mean though. There is only one cable and if it's broken the jig won't work at all.

[@kegelschneckenmett2026]

@@stevekrumanaker4582 the milling machine cable.

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

@@kegelschneckenmett2026 OK, thanks

[@jasperkrumanaker2307]

New video yay

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Thank you JP glad you liked it.

[@pepper7144]

What is the name of the mechanism the holds the router?

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Thanks for watching and commenting. That is called an overarm router or pin router. It was sold by shopsmith. Shopsmith no longer sells them but they can generally be found on Ebay. FWIW, I have also used this jig with a table mounted router.

[@pepper7144]

@@stevekrumanaker4582 ok so the router bit comes up from the bottom. that is neat.