Jig for router turning on lathe
comments (1) July 25th, 2010 in Jigs
zylophile, member
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Overall view of top mounted router carriage jig accessory
Photo: Photos taken by author (unfortunately)
Production jig and fixturing for router turning on lathe using mounted carriage that is taper guided. Router not shown on carriage in present photos. Note: Blanks were produced on table saw cane tapering jig.
posted in: Jigs, tool, wood turning, jig, cane, walking cane, walking stick, production methods
Contest Description
Congrats to the winners of our recent Got Jigs? contest. Wrangler55's for the Router Jig to Flatten Large Slabs and Maveric777 for the Miter Spline Jig.
Two prize packages were awarded:
Prize #1: Best idea: Elegantly simple jigs, offering a new way to do something we all struggle with.
Prize #2: Most ambitious: Heavily-engineered creations—making jigs like these is a massive undertaking, often involving serious mechanical parts.
The two prize packages contained:
1 pack of Rockler Bench Cookie TM Work Grippers Approximate Retail Value: $11.99 (US$) and
1 2009 Fine Woodworking Magazine Archive DVD-ROM Approximate Retail Value: $149.95.
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