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Does not lock on face plate

i have the older version, it worked great, cant wait try the new ones

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As a cop I’m now gonna think twice before kicking in another door. Just kidding, I love that ish!

Great jig, awful door.

Proper planning prevents poor production

Awesome product awful music

kill that music!

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Now to close all those holes. Pocket holes are a joke that newbies think will shortcut skill and practice.

Just used mine for the first time today. One minor thing is the diameter gauge is off about 3/16”. But I always test first. My bigger question is when you finally complete the cut full depth you’ve lost your immovable anchor as it’s a free circle of wood. I guess great care as you complete?

Can you cut bevel using this track?

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Definitely check your router bit distance from the pivot point (whether inside or outside), especially coming from a company calling itself “miles craft”. Just a heads up, so you don’t wind up telling your customers their project was “miles craft” away from what they ordered. Just kidding !! It’s a good manufactured jig, like anything, you have to double check your settings, and they do tell you that, so if you foul up, it’s most often user error ! I highly recommend for the occasional circle cut. If your doing day- in day out circle cuts, you’re going to want a shop made jig. Just saying !

This video is a little wacky to me. Specifically in the edge jointing section. The orientation of the boards change a significant amount of times throughout the instructions. The orientation of the boards is so crucial to get the alignment correct so there isn’t an issue with lippage when you join the two boards together. Can you clarify this for me? Maybe I’m missing something but I am consistently getting lippage. I don’t own a planer so this step is crucial for minimal sanding once the glue dries. Can you explain the overall concepts? For example: “Board 1 surface faces up” or “board 1 surface and board 2 surface should be facing each other”. Some animations with how specifically to orient the boards for each step would be very helpful in explaining. Thanks for any help.

Use directly combination square.

I have several Milescraft tools and jigs. They're perfect for a DIYer like me.

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for panels, it is not bad. for Tee or Ell is is a pain. Not having set-up marks is a negative. Getting the guide centered on a target line is...well

Not so slick when you only show the easy joint. A lot trickier when doing a tee joint.

I wish this video was more clear on the actual measuring and accurate cutting of the circles. All this detail on setting it up but not on the actual accuracy of using it! UGH

The music is a bit louder than your speech, makes it hard to hear.

I need a 5/8 inch one. 🥲

Can you use this with inset hinges?

can you guys put a video on how to sets this up? the included printed guide is totally useless and when I scan the QA code to watch the video it takes me to the product page where I see this same video which never talk about the setup.

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Looks good Tom Segura

Always the better eye dea

"skip the plastic jig" yeah in your face kreg says milescraft lol

The beginning of the video shows a different set up on the support fixture than is shown later in the video, specifically the size and location of the support fences. Why the change/difference in the setups?

In my experience, this is a peerless doweling jig; if you take a few additinal steps not immediately apparent from this very helpful video. Note that the range of material thicknesses is 14mm to 30mm. As part of your initial setup, mark a line through the center of the edge in the area where you are going to drill your dowel(s). Thereafter, remove the two guidebush blocks that you will not use at this time ( because they do not contain the hole sizes that you need). Then attach the jig as shown in this video AND slide the guidebush blocks vertically until the guidemarks on both sides of the blocks align with the line through the center of the target edge faces. Screw the blocks in place and follow the rest of the steps in the video for aligned dowels. Just remember to perform the block adjustment step as you set up to drill the holes when your board-thickness changes. I hope this helps.

The Tom Segura of woods

Alright. Im just gonna say it. Tom Segura.

Has anyone worked out how to do a dollar sign using this kit? I'm thinking use a large S, then change to the smaller bit and bushing, and carefully position a smaller i over the S, see if one line is enough, or whether two can fit side by side

I use mine all the time. Works really well. 👍

Clear and accurate instructions, thanks.

The voice over says 40”x20” but the vid shows 48” x 20” so what is it?

When demonstrating this tool why does everyone show a shelf mounted a few inches from the edge of the board? Presumably you can't fit a shelf say half way down a book case.

It looks like a great product and I'm excited to try it! I'm confused in which direction to use the router in this video. My understanding is to go in the opposite direction of what's shown.

What are the drilling centres please.

Im just here for the cowbell.

Simple jig with clear instructions on how to dowel. I might buy this jig.

I didn’t know Tom Segura was into wood working?!? 😂😂😂

It looks symmetrical. Will it work with a saw with the blade on the opposite side of the saw body? (i.e. Milwaukee M-12 Fuel 5-3/8 inch saw)

That's a great looking product! 🎉

My favorite sanding block for detail work on RC fiberglass projects.

EXTREME HINGE!!

Thanks

One question is how do you know where to place the cabinet jig on the cabinet?

Just got my 1212 pro in the mail! Super Excited