Overview
The Rockler Ellipse/Circle Router Jig lets you cut circles and ellipse shapes over a wide range of dimensions and proportions. With your router and this handy, easy-to-use jig, you'll be able to make picture frames, mirrors, signs, tabletops and more in just a matter of minutes. Compare to other ellipse/circle router jigs that cost $100 more. Set up takes only a couple of minutes and is virtually math-free. Using the jig is just as easy. As you move the router through the cut, the jig's sliding dovetail mechanism keeps the router precisely on the cut line. Designed for use with just about any plunge router.
- Minimum circle diameter 9-1/4"
- Maximum length for major axis is 52".
- Maximum difference between minor and major axis is 8".
- Minimum difference between minor and major axis is 3-1/2"
- Includes jig arm, jig base, two dovetail keys, and two locking pivots.
- Single pivot can be locked to make circles up to 52" diameter.
- Pre-drilled for Porter-Cable 693/893 routers or routers with 6" base footprints.
- Made from 1/4" thick phenolic for durability.
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 4.1400 |
| Type | Circle Cutting |
What's included:
(1) Rockler Ellipse/Circle Router Jig
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Reviews
For cutting out elliptical designs this...
Posted December 10, 2010
For cutting out elliptical designs this jig works very well. It requires a lot of work space but makes it easy to use a large sheet and get more pieces with less scrap and waste which is a problem with any non-square cutout.
The Jig works fine after you...
Posted November 2, 2010
The Jig works fine after you round the dovetail pieces and add some wax to the sliding parts.
I made this jig 2 years...
Posted October 14, 2010
I made this jig 2 years ago in my shop. Pretty much the same design Out of 3/4 lexan, wish I would have known! But keep up the great products!
This is an excellent jig. I...
Posted October 7, 2010
This is an excellent jig. I have been building fine furniture for years, and you need to use the tool for which it was designed. I took this out of the box, and cut a 36" circle from 1" hard maple. It took 4 passes, but the top came out beautiful. Not done, I then attached a 1" bull-nose bit in my router, and used the circle jig to cut the bull-nose. This is from Rockler, a company who designs tools for the home workshop. Again, stick with using the tool for which it was designed, you will never be disappointed!
This jig works great, remember to...
Posted October 7, 2010
This jig works great, remember to measure twice, check three times, cut once. Also I would recommend lubing the dovetail keys, this makes the jig work like a dream.
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