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Cove Cutting Jig

Rockler Cove Cutting Table Saw Jig

Item #: 22395
Provides everything you need for safe, easy coving.
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Overview

Cut custom coves on your table saw without juggling all those fences and clamps! This jig includes everything you need for safe, easy coving in one easy-to-use package. Accepts stock up to 7" wide and 1-1/2" thick, enabling you to cut huge crown moldings that would cost a fortune from the lumberyard. Try angling the blade for a truly unique shape. Ingenious clamping system secures the fences using the 3/4" miter slots on the saw table. Large, easy grip knobs make for quick, tool-free setups. Included featherboard kit holds stock firmly to the table for added safety, precision and repeatability.

What's included

(1) Rockler Cove Cutting Table Saw Jig

Technical Details

  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 8.9000

Product Warnings

WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product

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Why did you choose this?
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Needed it for a the rail on a bed.
otherguy on Apr 9, 2017
for a tray I am making
Michael S on Mar 20, 2017
Needed it for a the rail on a bed.
otherguy on Apr 9, 2017
why else to safely cut coves,i hope it will save me a lot of set up time i work a full time job and setting up this on the table saw should save me a ton of time to work on my projects and not spend half a day setting up the old way. will review after i have used it.
Michael D on Apr 1, 2017
for a tray I am making
Michael S on Mar 20, 2017
needed for several projects
Larry D on Mar 15, 2017
Making a cabinet door with coves. Looks like a great setup.
Gino F on Mar 11, 2017
It Cuts Cove moldings perfectly on my table saw and is easy to set up.
Keith J on Feb 16, 2017
Wanted one to replace my own built one.
Dennis W on Dec 4, 2016
For picture frames
Ralph K on Dec 1, 2016
This item is ideal for clock makers . you can save lots of money when you make your own molding.
Dewey H H on Oct 27, 2016
to simplify the process of making coves
Mark F on Oct 6, 2016
Needed to prepare cove cuts on table saw in a safe manner.
Darryl M on Sep 24, 2016
Thought it was cool
Robert G on Sep 24, 2016
The cove cutting cutter for my table saw will make cutting grooves larger than my router bits can cut for some of my projects. I would sometimes use a chisel and sander to cut out the entire groove needed.
Fred H on Sep 23, 2016
Havent use this yet...but the confidence is growing.
Hubert on Sep 22, 2016
Easier to make molding
Kevin K on Sep 21, 2016
to make large cove molding
Glen B on Sep 20, 2016
on sale but you over changed me 20.00
Paul R on Sep 18, 2016
Making custom dressers and shelves for master closet. Thinking of making custom molding.
Kelly K. J on Jul 29, 2016
Safer then the way I was going to have to cut a cove for a "fine woodworking project"
Richard H on Jul 26, 2016
I have a new project that requires a lot of thirty six inch long coved pieces that need to be two inches wide. Since I don't have a two inch router bit and if I did it would be more expensive than this Coving jig. It's more convenient, for this job, to use this jig and eliminate clamping fumbles for a make shift fence on my saw. Plus, the Rockler jig makes it easy to clamp to the protractor slots on the table.
Jeffrey T on Jul 22, 2016
demonstration and for a future project
Philip L on Apr 27, 2016
Looks very simple to use and safe
Lewis B on Apr 26, 2016
Planning to build a lot of cabinets and would like moulding above them.
John on Apr 16, 2016
Need to custom make some crown that was custom made back in 1956. Also, been wanting to get creative with my own crown molding with some unique furniture projects.
Woodworker1 on Apr 10, 2016
Upcoming project
Leo V on Mar 29, 2016
I needed to make some cove molding for a Greene ad Greene blanket chest I am building for my wife.
Stanley H on Mar 12, 2016
I wanted to make my own feet for the furniture that i make.I can make custom feet instead of buying something from a catalog.
DOUG E on Feb 29, 2016
Finding larger cove moulding at big box hardware store is impossible, and even if they did have it, the cost would be prohibitive. My guess is that this jog will pay for itself in the first 100 lf of cove moulding made.
Matthew V Valente I on Feb 28, 2016
Need to make cove molding for a rental house.
Robert M on Jan 31, 2016
very good jig
Cyril D on Jan 19, 2016
Haven't used yet.. But it looks cool
David S on Jan 13, 2016
I want to make cabinet doors with fancy cut out coves
Janine C on Jan 2, 2016
Learn to create cove pieces. Jig is priced right during sale.
Robert G on Jan 1, 2016
tired of setting up shop made jigs
steven t on Jan 1, 2016
I have cut coves on my table saw before, but the setup took too long. The Rockler Cove Cutting Table Saw Jig will cut the setup time to a fraction vs. manually setting up without the jig.
John R on Jan 1, 2016
To make bar
Thomas H on Dec 31, 2015
to save money
Gary B on Dec 30, 2015
I need to make wide molding for tall case clocks, and wanted a safer method of doing it.
Peggy K on Dec 29, 2015
good price on a good tool
francisco c on Dec 29, 2015
try to find another, apparently not too much competition out there
RICK D on Dec 28, 2015
have made cove cuts by the clamping of boards and hard to get exacting results
Gregory B on Dec 27, 2015
Can't find a safer way to this this type of cut
James L on Dec 7, 2015
I used the cove jig to make molding to frame a large bathroom mirror.
Arnold W on Oct 31, 2015
Haven't taken it out of the box yet. Really looking forward to using it in the future
Jay R on Jul 8, 2015
Great deal when on sale.
Phillip on Jun 25, 2015
I am tasked with fabricating several hundred feet of crown molding for the house we just moved into. Given that I can make it for about 20c per foot I don't want to spend 95c per foot. Besides wood working gets me out of the house when my wife is screaming at me or my daughter.
Adam T on Jun 3, 2015
Occasionally need to cut cove.
Peter I on May 12, 2015
for making wood boxes
Dale K on Apr 20, 2015
I plan on doing bunches of molding throughout the house. I'm hoping this will save me bunches of time, and frustration.
Harry H on Apr 18, 2015
I've made one-time jigs like this before, but they were not easily set up for later use on different size stock. This unit is much more user friendly and adjustable.
Hobart E on Apr 9, 2015
why else to safely cut coves,i hope it will save me a lot of set up time i work a full time job and setting up this on the table saw should save me a ton of time to work on my projects and not spend half a day setting up the old way. will review after i have used it.
Michael D on Apr 1, 2017
needed for several projects
Larry D on Mar 15, 2017
Wondering what the angle of cut translates to in regard to the radius of the cove? Any help would b appreciated
Dan R on Aug 1, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Every cove is different a narrow cove is a stepper angle more toward 90 degrees a wider cove is less more toward 180 degrees
would using a dado stack be a good approach?
Ed P on Jan 24, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I'm sure you could use a dado stack. I can't think of any reason that you would need to though?
I thought that this jig came with a booklet to help you calculate the outcome ?
Z N on Apr 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I did not receive a booklet. The easiest thing to do is have a piece of molding that you are trying to match and place it in the jig and adjust the jig accordingly
Can you do material thicker than 1.5" by shimming up the jig?
otherguy on Jan 17, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I wouldn't think you would have to shim up the jig. Just adjust your hold down to allow the thicker wood through. If your wood is thicker than what will slide beneath the bars across the ends you could shim them up if you need to. In fact, if you needed to you could remove the bars and clamp the jig parts to the table. Just be sure to take shallow cuts as you run your wood through the jig, and take it slow enough you don't flex the blade. Remember, if you are a wood worker you don't always have to have the "perfect" setup to turn out a great project, you just have to be able to think ahead, improvise where you need to, and above all else do things SAFELY at all times. If there is a risk of harm involved, either figure out how to do it safely or ask someone for advise. Using this jig, always keep in mind that eventually that spinning blade will emerge from the under the end of that board! Stay Safe, Stan H.
What type of blade do you recommend (My saw: 10" contractor's table saw)
Steve Patton on Mar 10, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Steve I use a 60 tooth fine saw blade so I don't have to sand as much, it works very nice. Hope you have fun with your new Jig.

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Amazing
The cove jig worked worked very well although I had to shim it up for clearance on a 1-7/8 x 3-3/4" thick hard maple board. This was a deep cove and all went well with very little sanding in the end. A great product.
November 10, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
I purchased your cove moulding table...
I purchased your cove moulding table saw jig last year and have used it to make feet for several projects. A set of feet would cost around $100 to purchase, but I can make them for $20 with this jig. It's more than paid for itself already. Highly recommend it.
October 10, 2008
RETIRED NAVY "WOOD WORK ADDICTION"
I BOUGHT THIS COVE JIG LAST MONTH AND STARTED PLAYING AROUND WITH IT AND I FEEL IN LOVE WITH THE POSSIBILITIES IT CAN DO, MOLDINGS, TABLE LEGS,
EDGINGS ON WHAT EVER FURNISHINGS YOU PREFER TO PUT THEM ON. MY TABLE SAW IS A 10" AND THIS JIG MAKE SOME VERY NICE COVES, I STARTED PLAYING AROUND WITH A 8" AND 5.5" BLADES ON MY TABLE SAW YOU JUST HAVE TO MAKE SURE THE ARBOR SIZE IS THE SAME ON THE TABLE SAW YOUR USING. BUT, "PLEASE USE CAUTION AND READ YOUR OWNERS MANUAL WITH THESE TABLE SAWS" .
April 24, 2015
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Well done. You can use it...
Well done. You can use it also as a guide for straight cuts with a router.
October 15, 2010
I used this jig to cut...
I used this jig to cut cove moulding for a clock I am making and it worked great. Recommend to any woodworker who needs to make moulding.
August 20, 2009
The Cove Cutting Jig comes with instructions for cutting straight coves. I needed an elliptical design for some base I needed for a cabinet. Fine Woodworking Magazine has a Cove Angle Calculator on their website. You just input the numbers for your project and it will give you the blade angle and jig angle to the saw blade. With the fine woodworking calculator on their website and this jig you can make great designs.
September 4, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Great results for a first attempt.
I ordered this this jig to make my own large cove moulding for a pantry cabinet made of red oak. So far is working well. I have a few recommendations for improvement though. The Miter slot lock downs don't hold that well unless you really crank them down ( I worry about longevity, torqueing parts that hard). I wish that the steel bars that hold the jig parallel just had holes at each end instead of slots through the whole bar( the two halves of the jig sometimes would slide out of parallel), Lastly the inside faces of the jig(where the lumber slides through) came to me rough which adds increased drag on the board edges ,It would have been nice if those edges had been covered in melamine as well or at least smoothed. Despite those issues the jig is still a great tool and a great value especially if you get it on sale for $60 and free shipping like I did.
April 12, 2015
Needs to be more rigid.
It is usable, but it will flex a little. Needs to be more rigid.
March 29, 2015
Great product super easy set up!
May 11, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Well Made
I bought this as I need to finish some shingles on a job that a friend left undone. I didn't want to waste a bunch of lumber with a homemade jig so I ordered this one. It is well worth the money and did a terrific job. I'm going to tackle the exterior of the wood shop next as it's missing some shingles. I have already seen alot of uses for it and it will be getting a lot of use. Thanks Rockler for the great product!
July 19, 2014

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