What is It #15 With The Answer

a door hinge router template.

A sled for running short stock through the jointer. The wheel is a nut and the top part serves to hold the stock down tight and must be adjustable (via the nut).

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The handle to your custom suitcase you’re building?

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i liked woodnuts…idea…then I worried that the ends of the jig could make it unsafe going over the blades…so now I am perplexed…

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I think it’s some sort of small parts holder to run through machinery… the nut serves to compress all three, unless there is a routed groove underneath that isn’t visible. You could use it hold small parts to make repetitive cuts on any saw or the jointer. (That’s all I’ve got Lew, you’ve stumped me on this one… ) :-)

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OK, I think it’s a router jig you mostly use on 3/4” plywood. The piece of plywood in the center is just spacing it for now. A sheet of plywood (or what you are routing) takes that middle pieces place. Also you are showing us the jig upside down. The wooden nut tightens the jig from the bottom, thus keeping it away from the router base. You could mortise a hinge with it.

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Dang!

I knew it was for holding something for cutting. I had it pictured in my head but just got the wrong tool.

Thanks for the game ;)

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Thats a great jig Lew.

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That is a great idea….

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