Product Description

Cut log furniture tenons with precision accuracy every time! This router jig eliminates all the guess work and hassles. Just insert the special tenon cutter bit (included) in your 1/2" router collet and mount your router on the jig using the predrilled mounting holes. Interchangeable guide inserts allow you to create snug fitting tenons in the 7 most popular sizes: 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/2" and 3". New improved design includes adjustable depth stop that makes cutting multiple tenons to the same length quick and easy. Folks love the carbide router bit because it makes the tenon jig practically maintenance free. (Pencil-sharpener style cutters require constant resharpening and expensive replacement of their proprietary steel blades.) In addition, customers love the extra-long tenon cutting capacity. The Jig Requires a router with 1/2" collet (not included.) To simplify setup the top plate is predrilled for mounting the following 1/2" routers: Black & Decker: RP200 Bosh: PO600, 1604, 1613EVS, 1615, 1617, 1618 Craftsman: 175040 DeWalt: DW618, DW610, DW6182, DW616, DW621, DW625 Fein: FT-1800 Festool: 900, 1000, 1010 Freud: FT2000E Hitachi: M12V Milwaukee: 5615-29, 5615-21, 5616, 5619 Porter Cable: PC690, PC7529, PC8529, PC890, PC8931 Ryobi: R161, RE180PL Skill: 1825-04, 1835

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23982 in Home Improvement
• Brand: WidgetWorks Unlimited
• Dimensions: 8.00" h x 8.00" w x 12.00" l, 8.00 pounds

Features

• Cuts 7 most popular tenon sizes for 1 low price!
• Tenon Sizes: 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/2", 3"
• Pre-drilled for mounting most routers w/ 1/2" collet (router not included)
• Special carbide router bit stays sharp longer than "pencil sharpener" style blades
• Extra-long tenon cutting capacity

Customer Reviews

Weekend Wood Cutter
The router based tennon cutter is a solid performer. It sure beats trimming the ends of logs by hand with a pocket knife. It is also quicker than using the drill mounted hole saw method. But alas it is slower and less accurate than the pencil sharpener method. So, what are the advantages? It is handy for one person to use, not two like the pencil sharpener method. It is accurate and can produce long tennons for inserting in the wide logs you may have to use from time to time- or for thru tennon construction. A note, if you are using a log wider than the tennon then trimming the end to a bevel that fits inside the tennon forming hole is a must. Also, cutting tennons to a specific length is a bit tricky since any markings you may put on the log are obscured by the top plate that holds the router and reaching around the back side to measure is a lot dangerous. I learned to remove the tennon a few times during the cut to measure. After a while I got the hang of it. However each removal makes the tennon a bit smaller and the joints a bit sloppier. Another tip- to keep the shop from becoming knee deep in shavings and chips I duct taped a towel to the back side of the unit where the completed tennon exits and this cut down on the mess considerably. Though I needed to vacuum this out between each tennon. Over all I like using this for small logs for chairs and railings and small head boards. However it is not large enough to accomadate large head board side logs. It is a noce tool and worth the price in the time is saves. Safety goggles anda mask and a respirator are a must as are a good solid pair of gloves to hold the vibrating log. My speed adjustable router shined when at half speed and cut down on excess vibration.