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Item 163686
Model JM-KZJ1

WoodRiver - 3-Piece Router Small Corner Radius Jig

$59.99

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WoodRiver® Router Table Radius Corner Jig is designed to be used with either a handheld router or a router table. Large surface for your router base as you move a template router bit along the edge...

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WoodRiver® Router Table Radius Corner Jig is designed to be used with either a handheld router or a router table. Large surface for your router base as you move a template router bit along the edge of the template. Template router bit not included.

Features:

  • Compatible with handheld routers and router tables
  • Two pairs of adjacent pins align radius template for round corners
  • Radius sizes: 1/8", 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8", 1"
  • Large clamping surface and radius to guide router bit
  • Template router bit not included

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    Time for a Redesign

    This is almost a great product. The problem is that the pins that are supposed to line the jig up with the piece your cutting place the flat, run-off space behind the edge of the piece which means when coming out of the curve, the router bit cuts into the edge rather than runs flush with the edge. To see what I mean, look closely at the picture that accompanies the product listing. I wish I had paid more attention to that photo.