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   WillGeorge | Aug 26, 2005 08:23pm | #1

   I see no posters.. I'd say whatever gives you a good radius..

   Any stick with a pin in the center attached to the router will do!

   Only problem is you have to attach something in the center that makes a hole!

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   finewood | Aug 26, 2005 08:34pm | #2

   thanks will,Bob D.

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   Ecbntmkr | Aug 26, 2005 09:18pm | #3

   Finewood,
   There was an article in FWW 177 June 2005 by Yeung Chan that had a pretty slick circle jig.
   Eric"When it comes time to die, make sure all you have to do is die." -Jim Elliot

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   finewood | Aug 27, 2005 01:38pm | #10

   THANKS

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   Dan | Aug 26, 2005 10:22pm | #4

   Aloha,

   After years of struggling along with my shop built jig, I finally broke down and bought a "Lewin router compass" from Woodworker's Supply.  What a difference!  Easy to adjust and accurate.

   "Mistakes are but an opportunity for fresh design"
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   finewood | Aug 27, 2005 01:36pm | #9

   THANKS

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   Routerman | Aug 27, 2005 12:47am | #5

   This one will cut precise holes from 4-12" @ 2" increments.More pix if you want to make at the 621 link.

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   finewood | Aug 27, 2005 01:35pm | #8

   tHANKS

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   jack | Aug 27, 2005 09:12am | #6

   "Router Magic" by Bill Hylton has plans for an excellent jig. I built it several years ago and cut precise circles and arcs ranging from a couple of inches to several feet on a regular basis.

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   finewood | Aug 27, 2005 01:32pm | #7

   Many thanks,sometimes a simple thing done correctly can save a lot of trouble. fINEWOOD