without using the jasper jig. I look over at realmofexcursion and that sticky is gone now for some reason. I really don't want to go out and get one of these for a one time thing. Pictures or anything would be awsome.
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without using the jasper jig. I look over at realmofexcursion and that sticky is gone now for some reason. I really don't want to go out and get one of these for a one time thing. Pictures or anything would be awsome.
Originally Posted by BumpMW
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Check that out.
http://www.fiberglassforums.com/showthread.php?t=99
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how about just a regular jig saw? Make your circle with a protractor and then cut that bish out.... thats what i do and i have never had any problems.
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ummm draw it then use a jig saw
after i explained to him there's more to a proper box than boards and glue and he should practice before trying to sell boxes to others
after i told him that customers would care about the looks of the box
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I just got a router so I want to try that out I use to do the jigsaw but never really had great results with it.
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i allways use a circle jig w/ a rotor.. perfect holes for me!
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Thats what I plan on doing just need to make a circle jig
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Get some 1/4" MDF and the proper screws to attach to the base of your router.
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Yes, this is how you can do it. You are essentially making your own jig.
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Just like they said, make your own. I made one a couple months ago. Took a bunch of careful measurements, and it worked out perfect. If you're building a decent box, you should easily be able to make one. Took me a while, because I didn't want to f*** it up, but it's easy. If you have no idea where to start, Google it. I found a good write-up to make sure the way I planned it was right.
FWIW used 1/4" scrap wood ****. Cardboard would work in a pinch.
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This many.
1. Threaded rod and one bolt.
2. Drill hole in end of rod so that a nail or a screw will fit inside.
3. Attach pencil to bolt on rod.
4. You now have an adjustable circle marker!
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Im going to say I would not trust a piece of cardboard... LOL
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what about one of those 'all in one cutting tools'? like the rotozip? they do sell circle jigs for them...
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thats what i use.....works great
after i explained to him there's more to a proper box than boards and glue and he should practice before trying to sell boxes to others
after i told him that customers would care about the looks of the box
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X2! works really well.
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