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Plywood Edge Jig. Just use these simple tricks to get great results. The problem with using a router for trimming hardwood. Make perfectly flush joints on large pieces of edged plywood with this portable router jig. Nor do you have to wrestle large, awkward pieces while placing your back at risk. This jig allows for precise planing of edges, ensuring they are straight and square. Updated on april 9, 2024. One solution is to tack a straight board to the irregular board with finishing nails. You don't have to settle for rough, splintered edges when cutting plywood. But first, attach a hardwood guide strip centered on the base to. While similar to a planer or drum sander in their ability to flatten a surface, these jigs differ in that they keep the wood in place. The base will be trimmed to final width by your circular saw on one edge and your router on the opposite edge. Glue on your edging so it’s anywhere from 1/16″ to 1/8″ proud of the plywood. Attempting to rip a straight edge along a board with irregular edges can be dangerous or downright impossible.

You don't have to settle for rough, splintered edges when cutting plywood. Glue on your edging so it’s anywhere from 1/16″ to 1/8″ proud of the plywood. The problem with using a router for trimming hardwood. Make perfectly flush joints on large pieces of edged plywood with this portable router jig. Updated on april 9, 2024. Attempting to rip a straight edge along a board with irregular edges can be dangerous or downright impossible. This jig allows for precise planing of edges, ensuring they are straight and square. While similar to a planer or drum sander in their ability to flatten a surface, these jigs differ in that they keep the wood in place. But first, attach a hardwood guide strip centered on the base to. Just use these simple tricks to get great results.

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Plywood Edge Jig Updated on april 9, 2024. The base will be trimmed to final width by your circular saw on one edge and your router on the opposite edge. The problem with using a router for trimming hardwood. Glue on your edging so it’s anywhere from 1/16″ to 1/8″ proud of the plywood. Updated on april 9, 2024. Just use these simple tricks to get great results. This jig allows for precise planing of edges, ensuring they are straight and square. One solution is to tack a straight board to the irregular board with finishing nails. While similar to a planer or drum sander in their ability to flatten a surface, these jigs differ in that they keep the wood in place. You don't have to settle for rough, splintered edges when cutting plywood. Nor do you have to wrestle large, awkward pieces while placing your back at risk. But first, attach a hardwood guide strip centered on the base to. Attempting to rip a straight edge along a board with irregular edges can be dangerous or downright impossible. Make perfectly flush joints on large pieces of edged plywood with this portable router jig.