| Project by Bricofleur | posted 11-26-2012 06:24 PM | 6669 views | 22 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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Here’s the mortising jig I designed to use in conjunction with a handheld plunge router. It was easy and straight forward to build with commun materials. Workpieces are secured between jaws and height adjustable external wings support the router while mortising.
Find all construction details and more photos from this page of my blog.
The jig requires a special base plate that I explained all the construction details on this page of my blog.
It sure makes digging mortises easily and fast. I hope you’ll like it enough to give it a try. Thanks for looking.
Best,
Serge
http://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com
-- Learn from yesterday, work today and enjoy success tomorrow. -- http://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com
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Diggerjacks
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#1 posted 11-26-2012 06:28 PM
Hello Serge
Another fantastic jig
You are the man who have all the secret’s jig
Thanks for sharing with all of us
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Bricofleur
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#2 posted 11-26-2012 06:34 PM
Thank you, Jack. You’re right, on LJ it’s all about sharing!
Best,
Serge
PS: I hope I’ll live long enough to share all my jigs!
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Ivan
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#3 posted 11-27-2012 07:20 AM
Your jigs are always so sofisticated and source of inspiration.Thank you for that.
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Roger
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#4 posted 11-28-2012 12:43 AM
Looks like a winner Serge
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HorizontalMike
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#5 posted 12-02-2012 01:40 PM
Very interesting concept! I built a different type of router mortiser, however this looks like it does a very fine job! Well done!
-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."
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