Small Piece Router Table Jig

Very cool ! This is going on my project list.
Thanks for posting.

-- - " If you want square work, You don't cut corners. " - -- Tom Goodman, Santa Maria, CA. [email protected]

Nice looking jig Brian, a nice clean build and so much safer that trying to hold The small pieces by hand.

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Great jig and funny blog. Keep the digits happy and out of the way.

-- Peace in Wood ~ http://peace-in-wood-by-dustynewt.zibbet.com/

Thanks Tom, Jim and Dusty. I just used it some more, it works really well. Quick changes, accurate cuts, generally fun jig.

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com

that is really a cool jig – brilliant!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Thanks Woodworm. I am pleased with how it turned out.

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com

This small thing really is a BIG deal! It was time well spent and I’m certain your fingers would thank you if they could. I’ll check out the blog now. Thanks for the inspiration.

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16

Great looking jig, looks effective and safe!

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Very nicely constructed and a great idea ….thanks for posting this : )

-- I'm absolutely positive that I couldn't be more uncertain!

Added to my favorites Brian. Well done. Useful jig that is nicely constructed. Thanks for sharing.

David

-- There is little that is simple when it comes to making a simple box.

nifty jig..I’m putting in my fav’s..thanks for sharing

Very nice Brian. Little parts are always a problem to work with. You done good.

I always use holders that press against the fence for situations like this, as I don’t have a miter slot. This looks like a really well thought out design. Maybe I need to add a miter slot.

Thanks,
Steve

-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon

Brilliant! Your design???

Thats a really wonderful jig.
To have our fingers too close to the bit are allways a scarry experience, so I will for sure build something like that.
Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful work.
Best thoughts,
MaFe

-- MAD F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect.

Rachet,

Yes, I just grabbed some wood and parts and looked at them until I had an idea. I knew the size of part I wanted to pass across the router bit, and just went from there. On another note, it is good to see another feline woodworker, there are lots of ‘Cool Cats’ on LJ.

Brian

-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com