Overview
Cutting beautiful through and half-blind dovetails is fast and easy with our new and improved dovetail jig! Rockler's exclusive one-piece stop gives you the perfect offset every time for dead-on dovetailing accuracy. And our new preset template guide allows for quick initial setup for 1/2" to 3/4" thick stock. Jig will cut half-blind dovetailed joints from 1/2" to 1-1/8" thick and full through dovetails from 3/8" to 3/4" thick. Accommodates stock up to 11" wide.
- Requires router with 1/2" collet.
- Requires a router base plate that accepts template guide bushings.
- 8mm diameter bits are 25% larger than typical 1/4" bits, reduce chatter and fit all existing Rockler dovetail jigs.
- Preset template and fence locations clearly marked for standard thickness stock.
- Clamping bars include abrasive surface to grip stock and prevent slipping.
- Depth gauge on template for setting dovetail bit height for half-blind joints.
Complete Dovetail Jig Includes:
- Two durable phenolic templates
- Three 8mm shank carbide-tipped router bits (1/2" x 14° dovetail, 1/2" x 8° dovetail, 5/16" straight)
- 1/2" to 8mm collet adapter
- 7/16" guide bushing fits most routers
- Detailed eight-page instruction booklet
- Quick reference guide for standard joints
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 24.0000 |
What's included:
(1) Dovetail Jig
(2) Phenolic Templates
(1) 1/2'' x 14° x 8mm Shank, Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 1/2'' x 8° x 8mm Shank, Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 5/16'' x 8mm Shank, Straight Carbide-Tipped Router Bit
(1) 1/2'' to 8mm Collet Adapter
(1) 7/16'' Guide Bushing (fits most routers)
Detailed eight-page instruction booklet
Quick reference guide for standard joints
Technical Downloads:
Reviews
Customer Reviews
131 Review(s)
View Alllower cam clamp
Posted January 16, 2014
Some are saying the lower cam clamp is in the way, turn it around so it clamps on the down stroke this is easy to do by removing the clamp bar bolt and simply swithching the lever to the left, have a sawdusty day.
Takes a little work but it...
Posted February 25, 2013
Takes a little work but it really shows up well.
I've used three DT jigs -...
Posted January 29, 2013
I've used three DT jigs - the old blue Rockler, a Porter Cable and this. By far this is the best I have used. The old blue Rockler jig was at best fiddely. Some of the adjustment were almost impossible to make without taking the jig apart. With the Porter Cable it is very difficult to make drawer sides out of baltic birch. There is a ton of tearout and you can't use material less than 1/2". The new Rockler jig is easy to set up and use. I really like the way you can back rout a scoring line before you plunge in. The helps tame tearout. I would highly recommend this jig.
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