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Jig for Large Radius Routing

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I recently made a china cabinet with large curved doors requiring a 30" radius. Rather than spend the money on a specialized routing attachment, I improvised and used two 36" hardwood dowels fitted into the holes in the baseplate of my router. At the other end, I fashioned a hardwood block with V-shaped grooves for each dowel. Two screws tighten the blocks together, and the middle screw acts as a pivot.

- Harry Gewertz

Large Radius Routing Jig
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