hi, in this third video of the plunge routerholder i am gonna make an adjustable template. there are a lot of models you can buy, mostof them made of aluminum, but they are not what we can call cheap, so i am gonna makemy own. as always, you can find the plans on my web, i'll let you a link on the description. there are a lot of sizes of t-slot router bit you can use but don't worry if you don't have one, i am gonna show
woodworking router jig plans, make now the slot with the same depth as the you an alternative method to make it gluing two 9mm pieces of plywood. make now the slot with the same depth as the bolt head. insert a couple of screws before applying the glue to mark the exact position and avoid it from moving later.
once it is dry we can keep on finishing thet-slot. i am gonna use here this half moon nuts to join the four parts. they are easy to find in hardware stores but you can also makeyour own using wood. make this drill to insert the clamping boltand assemble it all. now i am gonna make the guide bush. adjust it and fit it in place using a couple of screws. to make a hole for the pipe on its exact position i'll use a router bit with the same diameter.
the pipe must be two millimeters bigger than the the router bit we are planning to use on it. and we can make as many guide bushes as needed. we are gonna try it now. remember to always wait for the router to completely stops before taking it out. we can also use the adjustable template without the guide bush.
