Router Jig

[lerberg1969@gmail.com]

Hello!

Does anybody have tips about a good router crafter to use with Festool Routers?? And is it easy to make many excactly same pieces with this??

Regards
Kåre!

 

[blaszcsj]

What do you mean by a router crafter? [member=63921]lerberg1969@gmail.com[/member]

 

[lerberg1969@gmail.com]

A jig to make stairs sticks etc, just as in the picture

 

[Mario Turcot]

The only power tool I know capable of doing that is a 4 axis CNC. Perhaps a pantarouter with a twisted pattern?

 

[damagi]

http://myfinestuff.com/craftsman-router-crafter/

The router crafter has a fairly standard hole pattern on the plate. I imagine you can adapt to the festool plate, but honestly you may be better off using a cheaper router such as a PC or Bosch
https://www.routerforums.com/threads/craftsman-router-crafter.26908/

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[HarveyWildes]

Is there anything currently on the market that does what the router-crafter does?  I think I've also seen people jury rig their lathes to do routing, but that always seemed a little dicey to me.

 

[cubevandude]

Is there anything currently on the market that does what the router-crafter does?  I think I've also seen people jury rig their lathes to do routing, but that always seemed a little dicey to me.

This company used to make some quality equipment, but it looks like they have gone CNC.

Woodsmith has a plan to make an ornamental mill.https://www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/router-jig-milling-machine/

 

[blaszcsj]

You can find old legacy ornamental mills on eBay from time to time.