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I was very pleased with the result. Kink Jarfold allanm Reply 1 year ago. The bushing portion is elliptical, not round, like rocklsr guide bushings. I glued the base to the runner, making sure the base was square with the table. The versatile RTJ will cut about a dozen sizes and styles of through and half-blind dovetails, plus four sizes of box joints.

It took me a bit of finessing, but eventually I got a perfect fit. I cut two pieces. One is secured to the base and is one router bit width away from the cut made by the bit. The other is used to basically eliminate any space and will allow the router bit to cut a hole in the end of a board. I raised the router bit a skosh above the thickness of the wood I'd be using.

It is easier to sand off a protrusion than to fill in a depression. Then ran it into the rear fence and tested the keys. I made that error and knocked out the key and trimmed it down and the spacer down to the proper height. Now to test the jig. I cut two pieces of wood the same size. Then I removed the spacer and staggered and aligned the two notches on and up to the fixed key.

It then became a matter of leap-frogging over the key until I reached the end of the board. The same result can be gotten by doing each separately. The first goes against the permanent key, the second goes against the spacer.

Basically, you are creating tongues and groves that will go together to form a joint. I was very pleased with the result. Now I must admit I looked at dozens of How Tos on making this jig and Frankensteined my own version to fit my router.

You'll notice I only have one runner where as most I saw have two. Even one I saw made a second runner off the side of the table. Some were so elaborate it'd take me forever to build it. The simple one I show here took a few hours on and off while doing other things around the house.

It meets my needs, and that is the whole purpose. Make a jig to suit your personal requirements. I'm making my jig now. One question. In fig. Anyway to fix that? Reply 1 year ago. Hi, Allan, yes there is a way to eliminate that offset.

When doing your first pass and you are NOT against the key stop, make sure you accurately make that first cut without any tag--or offset as you called it. Some people use accurate keys in the open slot. What I eventually did was to carefully test scraps until I had an accurate starting point and made a mark on my jig. It works. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab.

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