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I missed it last time and noticed the sale is back so got one.
Rockler Dovetail Jig:
Cutting beautiful through and half-blind dovetails is fast and easy with our new and improved dovetail jig! Rockler's exclusive one-piece stop gives you the perfect offset every time for dead-on dovetailing accuracy. And our new preset template guide allows for quick initial setup for 1/2" to 3/4" thick stock. Jig will cut half-blind dovetailed joints from 1/2" to 1-1/8" thick and full through dovetails from 3/8" to 3/4" thick. Accommodates stock up to 11" wide. Requires router with 1/2" collet.
Features:
8mm diameter bits are 25% larger than typical 1/4" bits, reduce chatter and fit all existing Rockler dovetail jigs
Preset template and fence locations clearly marked for standard thickness stock
Clamping bars include abrasive surface to grip stock and prevent slipping
Depth gauge on template for setting dovetail bit height for half-blind joints
Rockler Dovetail Jig Dust Collector:
You don't have to spend hundreds of dollars to get dust collection with a dovetail jig. Our revolutionary new dust collector eliminates virtually all the dust created when cutting dovetails. It easily attaches to Rockler's Dovetail Jig and a shop vacuum or dust collection system to provide you with a clean cutting area and safe working conditions.
Features:
Easily attaches to Rockler's dovetail jigs
Built-in 2-1/4" port fits most shop vac hoses (not included)
Sliding baffle directs the dust collection to where the dovetails are being cut
Sweep brush adjusts to provide a complete seal for stock thicknesses of 1/2" up to 1-1/8"
Contains the dust while allowing the bit to travel through without damage
Two extra long 4" knob posts make adding your dust collector shroud easy
Whats Included
(1) Dovetail Jig
(1) Dovetail Jig Dust Collector
(2) Phenolic Templates
(1) 1/2'' x 14° x 8mm Shank, Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 1/2'' x 8° x 8mm Shank, Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 5/16'' x 8mm Shank, Straight Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 1/2'' to 8mm Collet Adapter
(1) 7/16'' Guide Bushing (fits most routers)
(1) Detailed eight-page instruction booklet
(1) Quick reference guide for standard joints
https://www.rockler.com/rockler-s...r?sid=AFU9
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Interesting observation. As long as it fits the router with 1/2" collet I guess it'll work. There are tons of reviews and videos on this jig that'll hopefully help make setup foolproof.
-Mehau01
The jig at Rockler looks a lot like this one for $37.99 [harborfreight.com] and you can use a 20% off coupon to get it for less
Amazon sells this same jig under the Woodstock [amazon.com] name and so does Grizzly [grizzly.com].
Grizzly has a nicer user guide [grizzly.com] than HF and HF has a nice video showing how to get good dovetails.
Even more interesting great video how to cut four dovetail joints in 12 minutes [woodmagazine.com]
Yes I know, but why not use standard 1/2" bits that are even stronger and more readily available
The jig at Rockler looks a lot like this one for $37.99 [harborfreight.com] and you can use a 20% off coupon to get it for less
Amazon sells this same jig under the Woodstock [amazon.com] name and so does Grizzly [grizzly.com].
Grizzly has a nicer user guide [grizzly.com] than HF and HF has a nice video showing how to get good dovetails.
Even more interesting great video how to cut four dovetail joints in 12 minutes [woodmagazine.com]
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So many things I use it for. It's the best advancement in woodworking since they invented the router.
I've yet to see a cordless with the oomph needed to handle 1/2" bits safely. Hopefully one day.
Starting out, might be a good idea to build yourself a router table to assist you. It's great to get a feel with in those early hours in the grain.
So many things I use it for. It's the best advancement in woodworking since they invented the router.
A what?