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I found a great site on Youtube that shows how to make various jigs. Primarily for guitar makers but some can be adapted to general woodworking. This is a circle jig for inlaid holes in guitars. But I added a fence (made of wood) and now it is a micro adjustable router edge guide. Mine adjusts in increments of .001” just like the expensive jig you can buy commercially. 20 threads per inch = .0500 for 1 revolution. The youtube site is by Chris Paulick.

Shortly after finishing my micro adjustable router jig I was lucky to purchase a few items at an estate auction. I got a mircofence jig with various other router jigs and attachments for $40. I had to make an adapter to fit my trim router. Still need to make another adapter for my plunge router.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 165 days ago
wow that’s cool.
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HillbillyShooter
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#2 posted 165 days ago
That’s pretty neat, thanks for sharing.
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mloy365
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#3 posted 165 days ago
This is really good stuff. Thanks!
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HorizontalMike
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#4 posted 164 days ago
Very nice jig!
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The Box Whisperer
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#5 posted 164 days ago
very nice jig, how do you like the ridgid palm router?
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