On 2/1/2013 2:47 PM, Lee Michaels wrote:


"-MIKE-" wrote

It's only to clean up the hole, after having drilled down all the way in
several places.
I've seen guys demonstrate it and they all had their own technique that
worked equally well.
I do wonder how it might be retrofitted with a trim router and good
router bit.

There are all kinds of router mortise jigs out there. The difference
with this product is that it is much cheaper. There are a whole
spectrum of mortise options available. From cheap to exorbitant and
everything between. You pays your money and takes your choices.

If one has a vise and plunge router, I've used this one to make a few
chairs, complete with compound angles, and it cost about $10 in scraps
and a bit of shop time:

https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...madeMortiseJig

The photos should be in a logical order so that no words are needed, but
if someone needs a play-by-play and wants to try making one, just say
the word.

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