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Slim
PostPosted: Sun Feb 06, 2022 12:36 am 
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I’m not familiar with all the different jigs out being used so this one in the pic is new to me. What is going on in in this pic with this router jig is this some sort of thickness jig?


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Barry Daniels
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Looks like a plate thicknessing setup.
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Clay S.
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I think Barry is right. Hopefully there is some sort of hold down (spring loaded?) so the wood doesn't get sucked up into the router bit.
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Barry Daniels
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I wouldn't be surprised if that line of holes in the jig aren't spring loaded hold downs. It is actually a pretty clever jig.
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