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Create custom signs quickly and easily with your router in Comic Sans
font!
Now includes Free Plastic Guide Bushing!
The templates interlock to form
a stable pattern as you rout signs with
appropriate carbide router bits and bushings (3/8" for 2-1/4" kits). Secure
patterns to your work surface with masking tape, Self-Adhesive
Discs, or double stick
tape (sold separately). Each Letters Kit includes a total of 40 letters with
duplicates of common
letters and three spacers. Each Numbers and Symbols Kit includes two each of
0-9 and 9 common symbols including @ and &.
Requires the use of a plunge router that accepts standard 1-3/16" template
guides.
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All Interlock Signmaker's Templates now include free plastic guide
bushings that will fit most router bases.
Letters Kits include:
A, A, B, C, D, E, E, F, G, H, I, I, J, K, L, L, M, M, N, N, O, O, P, P, Q, R, R, S, S,
T,
T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, ‘, and three spacers.
Numbers and Symbols Kits include:
1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, 6, 7, 7, 8, 8, 9, 9, 0, 0, !, @, #, $, ‘, ?, ., / and
&.
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Customer Reviews and Photos for:
Interlock Signmaker's Templates, (Choose from Letters or Numbers Available in 2-1/4'' or 4'' Sizes)
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Average Rating:
3.5
(55 customer reviews)
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1) Submitted by
Randy Good, from Forestville, NY
on 5/24/2012
Customer Rating: 
Right out of the box these templates were making money for me. I did some research prior to purchase, so I pretty much knew what to expect. I followed all the tips by previous posters, like using a little talcum powder and ordering the brass bushing. That little plastic thing stayed in, and will remain in the box. A couple letters did not want to fit together initially, but a scrape with a utility knife fixed that. Most important tip - TAKE YOUR TIME. I am very happy with these sets, I got letters and numbers.
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2) Submitted by
Josh Lunz, from Madelia, MN
on 3/9/2012
Customer Rating: 
What a great addition to my shop! It worked great the very first time I used it. Very simple to use with even a little bit of woodworking know how!!! A+ Buy the brass bushing
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3) Submitted by
Vincent, from West Long Branch, NJ
on 1/22/2013
Customer Rating: 
The letters work well, they snap together easily and stay in place when taped. As for the nylon bushing supplied- spend the extra few bucks and get the brass bushing- 3/8 for 2 1/4" letters and 5/8 for the larger letters. The nylon bushing disintegrates after a few letters. Don't take the chance of ruining your project! I built a hickory toybox and almost ruined it when the nylon bushing disintegrated causing the router bit to cut into the letter. Fortunately, I caught it in time and repaired the letter. Otherwise a good product fdor the cost!
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4) Submitted by
Rick P, from Lakeland, FL
on 2/27/2012
Customer Rating:
What great product. The 2 1/4 Deluxe set is a great value. The included plastic bushing is OK if you are
very careful and feed the work slow. A little dusting of talcum powder makes my router slide much easier. But I will be ordering the brass bushing. Now I wish Rockler would offer the 4 inch in a Deluxe set.
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5) Submitted by
James Wilhelm, from Halifax, PA
on 2/19/2012
Customer Rating:
I bought the 2 1/4 deluxe set #42129 and the brass bushing,as I read the reviews on the plastic bushings. They were right no good after the third letter it broke !!! The set up is very easy except some of the letters were hard to snap together because they were new and they do stay together. This is why I only gave it a four star rating.After I installed the brass bushing and made two signs and they both turned out great !!! I also read the review on buying extra letters for one dollar, I just ordered another set for $20.00,so I should have all the numbers and letters I will ever need to make any sign. Maybe you could add a few bucks to the price and add the bushing to the set.
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6) Submitted by
Clint, from Southern California, CA
on 8/18/2011
Customer Rating:
The kit is quick to set up, easyt to use and hard to mess up. Most of the negative reviews I have seen are from those with too little experience. I have made many signs with these kits and I love it. If you're having trouble smoothly moving your router across the template, throw a little baby powder on the template and the router will glide smoothly around your layout. Overall, I think this is the best kit on the market and wouldn't use any other! I would like to see different types of font if possible, but otherwise no complaints here!
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7) Submitted by
Rick Denardo, from North East, PA
on 8/3/2011
Customer Rating:
I had trouble with the old set of letters etc that I had been using. After reading the reviews, I ordered the Interlock Signmaker's kit and am greatly pleased with the results. I also ordered the brass bushing. I had no problems. I used a Dewalt plunge router and all signs turned out well.
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8) Submitted by
Barry Rutkin, from New Rochelle, NY
on 6/7/2011
Customer Rating:
I ordered the 2 1/4" letter set, bushing and bit with some trepidation after reading the reviews. I was pretty certain I would ruin some letters first time out, but my 1st practice run produced near perfect results, and the 2nd was about as good as one could expect. I just took my time and made sure the router was up all the way when inserting the bushing, all the way down when routing and all the way up before moving to the next letter. Also, I traced the path before plunging the bit to get the feel of each letter. Using tape to hold the template to the work seemed a little kludgey, but it makes for fast and easy positioning.
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9) Submitted by
Larry, from Clackamas, OR
on 5/23/2011
Customer Rating:
I like the templates themselves. The plastic bushing that comes with the set is poor. The brass bushing is much better, however the bushing center guide is shallow. It is easy to misplace the router, missing the letter slot. When this happens you have to buy a new letter template. It would be good if the center guide could be a little deeper.
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10) Submitted by
Deverich, from Gibsonia, PA
on 4/7/2011
Customer Rating:
Great product. Did a quick test word and then routed a sign.... perfectly. Easy to use. Buy the brass bushing. Pricey but priceless. Highly recommended.
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11) Submitted by
Bruce Glade, from Farmington, MN
on 10/16/2011
Customer Rating:
The template set performs as advertised. I would throw away the included plastic guide bushing and only use the optional brass bushing. Also it would be nice if you could buy individual letters to expand the set or to replace the first letter you ruin using the plastic guide bushing. I also found it helpful to add blank spacers ahead of the first letter and behind the last letter to give the router base additional support routing the first and last letters.
Editor's note: Individual letters and numbers are available for $1 each by calling 800-260-9663.
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12) Submitted by
Nate, from eau claire, WI
on 2/4/2011
Customer Rating:
They work great. I made the mistake of not ordering the brass bushing and used the plastic one that come with the kit. The plastic one is junk spend the money on the brass bushing. Overall it is a good system and I am happy with it.
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13) Submitted by
Murray, from Newnan, GA
on 12/20/2010
Customer Rating:
Love it. Very simple to use and Great results. I would highly recommend this product.
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14) Submitted by
Peter, from Boston, MA
on 11/21/2010
Customer Rating:
These templates are easier to use than others I have used. This set will probably be the only one I use now. Included plastic bushing is not good and ill-fitting. I use a Porter Cable router and it ate it up and ruined one letter. Buy the brass bushing. A clear router base would make things easier too.
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15) Submitted by
Cesar Sanchez, from El Monte, CA
on 9/17/2011
Customer Rating:
Do yourself a BIG favor and buy the brass bushing. The first time I used the free plastic bushing, it broke and ruined one of a number template. Rockler should stop giving away plastic bushings with the kits. Otherwise great product.
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16) Submitted by
Bob Robichaud, from Moncton, NB
on 9/16/2012
Customer Rating:
The stencils are fine although I ruined a few due to the Plastic Bushings included in the kit. The plastic got hot & as a result I ruined some of my letters. I wish the Brass was suggested right at the beginning as I would definitely have ordered the Brass. Better yet, why not include them with the kits. In my case, the Brass will now be triple the price by the time I pay their cost, shipping and taxes. I am so anxious to continue with the stencils - once I get the Brass Bushings
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17) Submitted by
Kyle King, from Transfer, PA
on 10/26/2010
Customer Rating:
I bought the 4in #'s, the 2-1/4 letters, bushings,and bits. They did the job but errors were made. Some spots tend to move in the templates, maybe go a little thicker or more durable plastic would help. Bushing's could use a little more length to make it really easy to follow the templates. Last thing different fonts would be nice. With a couple of practice cuts you still can make a real nice sign in less time with these kits.
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18) Submitted by
Michael Yamaguchi, from West Bend, WI
on 10/6/2010
Customer Rating:
I received the 4" letter kit as a gift from my wife after being frustrated with the Milescraft signmaker kit. On my first attempt to use the kit, my router slipped out of the template and cut into the letters. After doing this to two different letters I realized that the board I was using to test this out had a very slight cup to it and the bushing wasn't making contact with the template in the middle of each letter. Switched to a better quality board and it worked beautifully. It took a fraction of the time of my Milescraft kit to setup and make the cut. Also without the extra hardware in the way to hold the templates, seeing what you are cutting is much easier. A Plunge router is the best way to go on this kit. I only wish there were different fonts offered for different style signs.
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19) Submitted by
Dan, from Citrus Heights, CA
on 12/8/2010
Customer Rating:
Just got the 2.5 letter and number sets. Ive made several signs for family members for Christmas gifts. I found the sets to be easy to use and set up if you watch the video. It was a great help. I would recommend getting the brass bushing, the plastic one in the set is pretty useless.
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20) Submitted by
steve conner, from wingo, KY
on 9/27/2010
Customer Rating:
Amazing tool, very easy to use with fantastic results.
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21) Submitted by
Rich Moreland, from Stanton, IA
on 9/26/2010
Customer Rating:
Very easy to setup and use is very durable material.
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22) Submitted by
Lance Johnson, from Madison, SD
on 6/20/2010
Customer Rating:
I purchased the 2 1/4" letters and numbers, along with the router bit and bushing. After only waiting 2 days for them to arrive, I started making signs. All four of our kids wanted one for their rooms. All have different ideas of how they should look. The system is so easy to set up, and change, every one got exactly what the wanted. I am so happy that I bought this one. I am planning to buy extra letters (common ones) for longer signs, so I don't have to use spacers and fill them in later. Awesome, fool proof system. You are only limited by your imagination with this one.
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23) Submitted by
Blaine from KY
on 10/11/2010
Customer Rating:
Purchased the letter kit, router bit, and 3/8 brass bushing. Turns out the letter kit comes with a plasic 3/8 bushing that works fine. Wish the description would have stated that. The letter kit works good but sometimes the bushing slips out way to easy and your router eats up the letter. I read that letters are availiable for purchase at $1 each. Other than that it works fine.
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24) Submitted by
Scott Pierce, from Huntington, IN
on 6/18/2010
Customer Rating:
I ordered the large letter kit to make some signs for a Girl Scout troop. The system was very easy to use and produced great results. Thank you Rockler!
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25) Submitted by
Don Dickerson, from Hendersonville, TN
on 6/1/2010
Customer Rating:
Bought the larger letters, bit and bushing.....then rationalized purchase of an additional plunge router....("Honey, buying tools is investing, not spending".....it works sometimes) Product performs as advertised. Fortunately for me, our new fire station has a very nice sign that was an Eagle Scout project, and oddly enough, I think a friend of mine's nephew is a volunteer FF at the Winsdor dept....small world, eh?
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26) Submitted by
Margery Bradshaw, from Warwick, RI
on 5/28/2010
Customer Rating:
Very easy to use. Great product.
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27) Submitted by
David Sarbacker, from Fitchburg, WI
on 5/5/2010
Customer Rating:
This product is great. Very easy to use and the end result was wonderful. It really made the process of making a sign quite simple.
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28) Submitted by
Victor Juskey, from Thornhill, ONTARIO
on 4/20/2010
Customer Rating:
For my purposes this system for sign making is great. I ordered large and small letters and numbers and the proper bushings and bits. In order to prevent ruining the templates I found doing two passes with the bit at progressively deeper depths works well. Thanks for a wonderful product Rockler!
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29) Submitted by
Ken Thompson, from Windsor, CA.
on 2/24/2010
Customer Rating:
I bought the Interlocking Signmaker's Templates, 5/8" Router Bit & Bushing for the pictured sign. However, I modified the templates to look a little more like Block Letters (a little more formal) for the Fire House. Did this by cutting and gluing in pieces of the plastic templates. The Fire Dept. is very happy with the results.
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30) Submitted by
Lee Evans, from Winfield, KS
on 1/18/2010
Customer Rating:
I got the letter and number kit along with the sign bit,however the special bushing was out of stock. I did make a holder for the templates out of 1/2" plywood which I think would work better than the small bushing.
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31) Submitted by
Rick Garrett, from Lansing, MI
on 1/8/2010
Customer Rating:
I got the both number, & letter sets. I ordered the number set, then about a few weeks later I ordered the letter set, because they work great. I already had the Craftsman set, but the set up took a while to set up.
These work great, a 100% better. Just in set up time alone, but I like the way the layout can be ajusted to get an angle on a board with ease. Plus, they just handle lots easier.
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32) Submitted by
Howard Sahl, from Longmont, CO
on 1/12/2010
Customer Rating:
The interlock sign kit is an excellent idea but not well executed Instead of compressed paper the templates would be more durable made from hard plastic.
Editor's note: Templates in these kits are made from a plastic. They are not compressed paper.
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33) Submitted by
Jack, from Farwell, MI
on 6/13/2010
Customer Rating: 
I purchased both the numbers and large lettering kit templates, with bushing and bit. The idea I think is sound but, the letters don't lay perfectly flat when snapped together especially ones with narrow edges, router base catches on the seams then. The blue tape down doesn't work well either. It doesn't adhere all the well to bare wood. My router base wouldn't slide on the tempates easily either, rather sticky in fact , wax may help that. The tape gets peeled back with the router base, and causes sticking and jumping out of the slot since the bushing is so shallow in nature. I think double stick tape would work much better, or use a blank letter at each end if your work piece is long enough and staple them to the work. I had to make multiple passes with the router to clean out marks because of the loose fit of the bushing to template. This item maybe good for some applications as I see in a few of the other reviews. I ruined three letters with the router first time out. I'll not use this one again since I ruined the "O","F" and "W" there are only one "F" in the set. I can't recommend this product for sure. Sign ruined Three letters ruined and I'm back to square one.
Editor's note: For use tips:
1)Be sure to be using a plunge router. This allow you to set the bushing down into each letter before plunging the bit down to make the cut.
2)There isn't a specific spot to start on a letter, but there is a bit of play between the bushing and the letter cutout area, so you'll want to be sure to go around both edges of the letter all the way around. This will give you cleaner looking letter.
3)Wood dust can built up around the bushing and bit, so be sure to raise it up and clean it out often.
4)When you complete a letter be sure to raise the plunged bit out of the letter with your router's plunge feature before you lift the router and bushing out of the letter. This will prevent damage to the templates from the bit inadvertently cutting them.
Individual replacement letter templates are available $1.00 each by calling 800-376-7856.
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34) Submitted by
Greg Faber, from Pittstown, NJ
on 3/7/2011
Customer Rating:
Letters are great but plastic bushing is poor ate up 6 letters! Brass bushing much better!
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35) Submitted by
Dick Mills, from Camano Island, WA
on 6/22/2010
Customer Rating: 
Templates are too thin and not very durible. I have a 2" set from Craftsman and it is much thicker and easier to use.
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36) Submitted by
Dalton Mullis, from Corinna, ME
on 12/29/2010
Customer Rating:
I changed to a brass bushing but found the pattern to be too thin for proper guidance and like others chewed up a letter or two. I am taking a deep breath and will give it another try soon. If I continue with poor results I will have to decide if the operator is too inexperienced or if the product needs design changes.
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37) Submitted by
Robert, from Mustang, OK
on 9/22/2010
Customer Rating:
These are made of plastic and work well most of the time. however some areas of the letters tend to "give" a bit if you apply too much pressure. In my opinion make them out of aluminum and make them in America and you would have a superior product, even if they cost a bit more.
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38) Submitted by
Fayette Thornal, from Kingsland, GA
on 11/21/2010
Customer Rating:
I bought the 4" numbers, and the 4" letters. They did the job but errors were made. I ruined 4 of the letters and I hope individual letters are available for purchase. I also found that by taping the top and bottom of the templates don't work too good. I used double sided tape to hold the templates down and now I have to find a way to get the tape off the letters. The templates need to be a little thicker or or made from a more durable plastic. Bushing could use a little more length to make it really easy to follow the templates. With a couple of practice cuts you still can make a real nice sign, with a lot of care, in less time with these kits. A plunge router works better than a regular router.
Editor's note: Individual letters and numbers are available for $1 each by calling 800-260-9663.
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39) Submitted by
Jean, from Enumclaw, WA
on 3/8/2011
Customer Rating:
I agree with most of the other reviews, especially about the brass bushing, I ruined one letter because of the plastic bushing. I'd also recommend practice, practice, practice.
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40) Submitted by
William Webb from TN
on 11/27/2010
Customer Rating:
This is an excellent item. I am making Christmas for everybody this year. I have routed name after name and not one slip up. put the name together and I use shipping tape to hold to wood. I like using a 1/4 inch cutter instead of a letter bit. I like a flat bottom. Then I made a tool out of a grade 8 bolt 10 inches long and ground to fit the slot and put a little bend in it and then I take my torch where I use to run a business and heat the tip of my tool and burn away the bottom of the slot. Be careful where you hold your touch in one hand while the other is doing the burning because you can let that hand wander where it should not. I made me a holder for the torch head after I burned some wood and wiring. this is a very fast way to burn the bottom of the letter or number. The way the letters and numbers lock together works very good and is very fast. I but all my letters and numbers on the wall in order and I just go over and pick the name I need and I am ready to go. As long as you use the correct insert for your router that fits the letter slot it is easy.
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41) Submitted by
Dale Tesson, from Lancaster, SC
on 12/12/2010
Plastic guide bushing was destroyed with first plunge. Buy the brass bushing kit.
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42) Submitted by
Loren, from Waterman, IL
on 12/24/2010
Customer Rating:
The plastic bushing was destroyed almost immediately. Ruined the first two letters I tried. The brass bushings were better. But they all could stand to be thicker. Can't have any tape on the top side of the letters or will catch the router base. Need to use double stick tape on the bottom of the letters
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43) Submitted by
Robert, from Augusta, MI
on 1/27/2011
Customer Rating:
The templates them selves worked well. However the plastic bushing that came with the set was lousey. It chipped while using it and gouged up two of the letter templates before I realized that it was damaged. I ended up having to order the brass bushing in order to finish my project. Spend the extra money and purchase the brass bushing.
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44) Submitted by
Don Randall, from Columbia, MO
on 3/27/2011
Customer Rating:
I recently purchased the 2 1/4 template set. I used and enjoyed the product very much, and after a short learning curve I made a very credible sign for our church youth group. I would have preferred to have the letters commpletly routed but the necessary webs to connect the "islands" of letters with isolated regions such as A, B, D, O, Q and R, etc. prevented this necessitating either freehanding or otherwise removing the "webs." I finally accepted the letters as supplied with the webs in place. I would suggest that you consider supplying the following for each of these letters. If you provide another of the same letter in exactly the came format except that the web or webs would be in other places. By replacing the original letter by the alternative while the adjoining letters are still taped in place will allow accurate removal of the webs. I also found that placing either a blank or an unused letter at each end of a line of templates gave better support to the router base. Based on other reviews I ordered the brass bushing and found the performance of the combination to be excellent.
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45) Submitted by
Andrew King, from Apex, NC
on 4/12/2011
Customer Rating:
I have only tried this product once so far, but I am not impressed at the moment. The brass bushing which I purchased as an extra is not deep enough, and my Porter Cable plunge router ruined 4 letters by skipping across the inside corners and gouging out the plastic on some of the letters.
I called tech support who said that I need to use double side tape in between the letters to ensure that they are held firm to the wood. They are replacing the damaged letters for me. I will give it another try using extra tape to see if this makes a difference. I did a second try, but this time used my own Porter Cable bushing which is thicker and deeper than the brass one supplied by Rockler. This worked better and did not skip any letters.
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46) Submitted by
Fred May, from New Braunfels, TX
on 5/9/2011
Customer Rating:
Got the 2-1/4" letters & Numbers. The plastic bushing is nearly useless/worthless. It is also not a standard bushing size, so none of the commercial brass bushings work in its place. Templates are cheap, flimsy, that do not really fit together well, leaving a rough surface that the router can hang up on. They also move too much. I will be returning these.
Editor's note: 33967 is the brass bushing that is available for use with the 2-1/2" size templates. 30933 is the brass bushing for the 4" size.
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47) Submitted by
Bill, from Palmyra, MO
on 7/18/2011
Customer Rating:
The kit came with a cheap plastic bushing that lasted for two letters then the lip was gone and ruined the next letter. I bought the kit and the bit that was recomended at the same time. I then got out my brass bushing set to use with the kit also from Rockler and they will not work as the have a much longer shank and the letters are not thick enough to work with the good bushings without grinding the bushings down, I will not do that as the one bushing is worth more than the cheap kit.
Editor's Note: The optional bushings 30933 and 33967 in this optional are brass bushings that have the shorter length specific for use with these templates.
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48) Submitted by
Ron Kruse, from Pantego, TX
on 8/23/2011
Customer Rating:
Not good. I had to use two face tape to keep the letters from flexing and that is a messy situation. The plastic bushing that comes with the kit is worthless. I purchased the brass bushing after the plastic bushing chipped-out and ruined two letters. Too bad Rockler does not sell replacement letters. I think I will scrap the whole thing and buy the Milescraft sign maker's kit. I am disappointed as this is my first real problem with a Rockler product after years of good service. You should not even put the plastic bushing in the kit.
Editor's note: Rockler does offer replacement letters for $1.00 each. They can be purchased by calling 800-260-9663.
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49) Submitted by
Kevin Wilson, from Greenwood, IN
on 8/31/2011
Customer Rating:
The plastic guide bushings provided collapsed before I had even finished the first letter which caused the bit to destroy template. They should include the brass guide bushing with the kit. Had I known I would have purchased the brass bushing to begin with.
Editor's note: As described in this offer kit includes a Free Plastic Guide Bushing. Brass bushing listed are sold separately.
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50) Submitted by
Gerald Koch, from Chicago, IL
on 9/21/2011
Customer Rating:
I have just started to use the kit. The letters lock together nicely and the kit seems to be well made. If you plan on routing more than one letter though, you will need to immediately throw away the plastic guide bushing that comes with the kit. It is a piece of junk and will ruin your letter templates. I routed one letter and was starting the second one when the router veered into the template, ruining the template. I soon discovered that the plastic bushing was toast- after only one letter. I have since ordered the brass bushing and hope I have no more problems.
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51) Submitted by
John Schaben, from La Crosse, KS
on 12/21/2011
Customer Rating:
I ordered this to do some signs for the "Backpacks for Kids" charity. Wouldn't ya know. Took one look at the plastic bushing and ordered the brass one. I do suspect that some of the reviewers that have had problems with the plastic bushings have failed to center their router for bushing use though. Some of the reports the bushing seems to have failed to quickly even for plastic. JMHO. Anyway, back to my issues. Got the brass guide in and went to set up the sign... Surprise, not enough letters to do the first one without putting blanks in and doing what I could and then doing it again. I just got done ordering the supplement letter kit to go with this one. Checked and still won't have enough letters for the first sign... Much better though, will only have to setup twice instead of once. Reading the reviews here, I just found out I can order individual letters. I will probably do that later because I paid with PayPal and thus cannot modify the order at this point. Right now, I'm just about 200% of budget on this little charity project and am less than happy as I have yet to cut a letter. I would give this a 5 on concept and zeros on kit content and quality. I also have a Milescraft kit but it doesn't allow the letter placement flexibility I needed for this project because of sign size limitations. I really have yet to find a sign kit that really works well anyway.
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52) Submitted by
Patrick Regan, from Pharr, TX
on 2/29/2012
Customer Rating:
I had to give up on it because of it's poor quality and return it.
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53) Submitted by
James Stone, from Lufkin, TX
on 8/17/2012
Customer Rating:
The ywas 1 'k' in the kit I needed 2 for the sign I was making.
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54) Submitted by
Joseph Gardner, from North Little Rock, AR
on 10/27/2012
Customer Rating:
I received my template set yesterday and tried to use it today. Some observations: 1. Do not under any circumstances use the furnished plastic router bushing. It self destructed on the second test letter, damaging the letters as well. The template projection is far too short to prevent your router bit from slipping out of the slot and cutting into the template. Throw the plastic bushing away unused and get a brass or aluminum bushing manufactured correctly. 2. The templates are very thin {3/32"} soft plastic, and will damage very easily. They should be thicker , preferably 1/4" thick. 3. The "taping down" the template with masking tape also does not work, due to the extreme thinness of the template, causing your router to want to slip out of the template. I had satisfactory results with thick double stick tape.
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55) Submitted by
Isaac Braun, from Nova, OH
on 1/3/2010
Customer Rating:
I think these are really cool.
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