👉👉 NO CENTER HOLE 👈👈 Dead simple router circle cutting jig
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Because I have seen that many woodworkers are searching for a simple solution to make circles without center hole I made this jig.
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Why aren't there 1000 videos out there like this? Genius Chris!! Thanks for sharing.
Those are some kind words, my friend. I really appreciate that.
Thank you for watching, and see you in the next one.
Greetings.
Great idea man!!! Deserve more like!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words my friend.
Hi,
Indeed you provided a 'simple' router circle Jig.
The idea is simpeler than most of the, but effective and quick build at low cost.
What I noticed is, how easy it turns and the possibility to grab it everywhere without being scared to hurt you.
I can't say it enough, it is as usual, a very good video, music, assembly and more.
Every week I am waiting for your video, thanks for sharing, see you next week.
Keep it safe.
Willy from Belgium.
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I was surprised to see how easily this jig worked. And it is like you mentioned very safe. Thank you for your kind words and until the next one
Excellent video and process. thank you for sharing.
Those are some kind words, my friend. I really appreciate that.
Thank you for watching and see you in the next one.
Greetings.
Very very clever approach 👍👌👍
Thank you so much, my friend! I'm glad you like it.
Dear Friend ChristoFix, watching a video of yourself is equivalent to learning to discover the infinite possibilities and capabilities of the Human Being, that all this that you teach us and also science will lead us to a better, more human and fraternal world ! Thanks so much for sharing ! 📐⚙️🔧🎸🥁🍾🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for those kind words my friend. Greetings
YES! Great job.
Thank you so much, my friend.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings.
That's a pretty cool and simple jig, mate👍🏽
And best of all,,, no annoying hole in
the middle of your workpiece. 👌🏽
Thank you so much, Bill. It is great to see you every week in my comments. That is much appreciated! Greetings
Just made one, works GREAT!
Thanks!
One thing I did was to cut a 36" piece of all thread in half for ease of use cutting smaller circles but I bought a coupling nut so I can add the other 18" piece when I need a larger circle.
I'm already thinking I shoulda gone with 12" and 24"......
That is awesome! I'm glad my video inspired you. You can send me some pics of your jig if you want to. Greetings
Beautiful, simple, and intelligent design, what more can be asked for with an eminently practical homemade shop tool. Rated 👍👍
Thank you so much my friend. Stay safe and stay healthy buddy
@@christofix Family and I are well, but the girls are out of school and getting antsy, and the wife has not purchased a purse or pair of shoes in almost a month, not sure if she will survive 😁 I hope all is well with you and yours.
Another great video Christophe! I've been wanting to make circle cuts, but hate having to put a hole in my project.
To answer your question. I have a Ryobi router and table my Dad gave be, but I couldn't adjust the height. So I purchased a Bosch Colt 1.0mp router. I love it! The Ryobi was since fixed by my Dad , so now I have 2! Can't wait to use the Ryobi monster!
Cheers! Have a great day!
Thank you so much, Michelle! also thanks for your answer to the question! I'm glad you like the video. Stay safe
That is such a simple concept, I'm surprised I haven't seen something similar before. Once again, great innovation!
Thank you so much for these kind words, my friend. Stay safe budy!
awesome idea for another time!
Thank you so much, my friend.
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@Kairo Malachi Yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself =)
Brillant! Thanks for a great idea......... 👍👍😉😉👍👍
Thank you so much, Steve.
You have the best ideas, Chris...simple and effective...I have a couple of routers...a Porter Cable and a Bosch palm router...love them both!
Thank you so much my friend. I'm glad my ideas inspire people. Thanks for watching and stay safe my friend.
Great jig. 👍👌
Thank you, Mike!
That is one great little jig and simple to make! Thanks for sharing! I have 2 routers one big on my router table Einhell I thing and one trim router makita .
Thank you for those kind words my friend. Stay safe and stay healthy my friend.
That is a fantastic concept friend!!!!!
I have a couple different circle jigs but I have needed to make one that does not require a hole.
I have 2 routers. one is a nice 2.5hp Porter Cable with a fixed base and also a plunge, but I keep it mounted in my shopsmith table so I can use it as a jointer right now. I have it set up with a 2.5" Yonico bit and a simple fence system. I also have a very old Montgomery Wards router that is much lighter and I use it for hand held operations. It has a circle jig attachment that doesnt require a hole as it has a sharp little point that will embed into the material, but sometimes I cant use it that way.
Hope you are well in these tough times. Kevin
Hi, Kevin. I'm doing fine. I hope you are doing fine too. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you like my idea.
Montgomery Wards damn you reminded me of growing up in one! The entire store was family my mom as many other employees worked there for decades... I did as well... Kind of odd to work along co-workers that changed your diaper when you were an infant!
Nice complement for the router 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks man, I'm glad you like it.
As usual thanks for sharing your ingenuity. I have a project coming up that I'm going to need one of these. So I think I'll give this a try 👍
That is awesome! It is great to see that this video inspired you. Thank you for watching, my friend.
Great jig! I Have a few routers. PorterCable 690LR in my table, Makita Trim Router and an older Ryobi cordless router that's great to quickly grab and do edge corner trimming!
Thank you, Mikey! I'm glad you like the jig. Greetings
Thanks for useful tips and detailed information.
You are welcome my friend. Thank you for watching the video. I appreciate your comment! Greetings
@@christofix You're welcome. Take care.
Simply awesome! New subscriber glad I found ya, looking forward to your content..
Thank you so much, Jose. Welcome on my channel. I'm happy to see you like my videos. I appreciate your comment my friend. Greetings
I have 4 routers! 2 of the cheap trim routers from Harbor Freight. One cordless from Ridgid. And another from Parkside (got it from Lidl) I have not used that one yet. Still in the box. But it is a plunge router that I got for less than $50. Pretty excited to see if it is a good deal. 😇😎
Wow 4 routers. I have only one and i'm dreaming to have a second one. Thanks for your comment, Jeffrey.
@@christofix one of the HF trim routers has a messed up collet. Very tough to change bits. So I leave the bit that is stuck in there in there...so when I need it for that application...it is already set up... 😇😎
Hi bro and everyones have a nice day ❤❤
Hi there. Thanks, have a nice day too.
That is a great little jig, probably one of your best. As for your question, i have two routers. One is a very old Craftsman brand and the other is a mastercraft (Canadian company)
Thanks man! I appreciate your kind words. Stay safe my friend!
Quality!!
Thank you! Cheers
Nice
Thank you so much. I'm glad you like it.
Great idea! I have 2 routers a makita compact rt0701c and a porter cable 895pk.
Thanks buddy. I hope you are doing well. Stay healthy my friend.
@@christofix thanks, you too.
Salve, con questo jig è possibile fare anche cerchi piccoli? Qual'è il diametro minimo che può raggiungere? Grazie e complimenti,ho scoperto recentemente il canale ma ho trovato già alcuni jig molto interessanti.
Ciao, grazie per le parole di lode, amico mio. Penso che la dimensione più piccola dei cerchi che possono essere segati dipenda dalla marca del router. Per questo Makita si tratta di un cerchio del diametro di circa 10 cm.
Grazie per aver guardato i miei video. Alla prossima
Welke dubbelzijdige plakband gebruik je?
Hoi, de dubbelzijdige tape is er die ik nog had van vroeger, een ongekend merk maar wel vrij goed. Wanneer deze op is denk ik de dubbelzijdige tape van Gorilla eens te proberen, ik heb er al veel goeds van gehoord.
I have a Bosch router from 1983, the funny thing is that I was born in 2005. 😂
That is so cool, That machine is more than double your age. Nice to have such a young fan! Greetings.
@@christofix Ik ben ook een Belg en één van de jongste woodworkers van Vlaanderen! 😁
@@andriesmatthijs1215 Oh leuk man, van waar ben je? Het is leuk om te zien dat zo een jong iemand al gepassioneerd is door hout.
@@christofix Herzele, Oost-Vlaanderen. Je bent een van mijn voorbeelden in houtbewerking! 😁
@@andriesmatthijs1215 Wauw, dat is zo leuk om te horen! dank u! Ik voel me echt vereerd! We wonen niet zo ver uit elkaar. Ik ben van tegen Oudenaarde
Not a lot of work for a very useful jig
It is indeed a quick project and you can do amazing things with it. I'm glad i made this jig.
But there's a hole... in the center... ?
(I feel like that kid in the Emperor's New Clothes)
Hahaha, They better change that text because here tere are no holes at all Hahaha