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Now set your router to the depth of lip on your plate.
I set mine to 1/4". I also ran a few layers of masking tape around the
base of my router. I did this for insurance reasons. If I make the jig
a shade too big, my plate will be sloppy and loose. Not good. I can always
remove a layer of the tape and make the opening a shade bigger later.
The pic at left shows the masking tape, besure to remove
what you don't need, you don't want it finding it's way under your router
while you makin the hole! |
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Ok, now take that jig, center it and clamp it down to
your router table. Nows the time to make sure the jigs is positioned perfectly,
once you start cutting, there's no turning back! |
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Just like wrapping my router's base in masking tape,
I also put some masking tape on the tables surface for the same reason.
If your cut isn't deep enough, you can always remove some tape and cut
again. |
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