Woodpeckers variable jig wall mount storage

[rod.j@icloud.com]

My 1st contribution/post:

Had these brackets 3d printed by George from deZolDesigns. Very happy with the results!

I learned about this jig here so thought I’d give back by sharing.

 

[Leemstradamus]

Those look awesome and you have a very clean organized shop!

 

[Cheese]

Nice, a great idea I'd copy if they work on the Festool MFS routing template extrusions. I also like the Festool guide rail holders.

 

[Ultimate Tools Marketing]

This is a great way to store those long parts! Where do you store the hardware and screwdriver?

 

[rod.j@icloud.com]

Yeah…in the process of organizing the garage/workspace. Doing all sustainers. Anything which doesn’t fit will go the wall.

The screwdriver will live in a toolbox and the hardware is a systainer will all related router jig stuff. Still figuring it out.

Should’ve thought about incorporating additional storage but I’m happy as is

 

[PaulMarcel]

Yeah…in the process of organizing the garage/workspace. Doing all Systainers. Anything which doesn’t fit will go the wall.

The screwdriver will live in a toolbox and the hardware is a systainer will all related router jig stuff. Still figuring it out.

Should’ve thought about incorporating additional storage but I’m happy as is

I dunno anything about the variable jig, but it seems like you could simply drill a hole in the 3D parts and put the screwdriver there. Don't know what the other hardware is...

 

[Adamsse]

Rod, that was a creative way to store the VRG.  I took a different tack.  I wanted to be able to keep it pre-assembled.  Dominoes were a convenient quick way to create a ledge for the top and bottom of the jig to rest upon.  Used a domino to create a place for the screwdriver, and a little box for the clamps.

 

[squall_line]

Rod, that was a creative way to store the VRG.  I took a different tack.  I wanted to be able to keep it pre-assembled.  Dominoes were a convenient quick way to create a ledge for the top and bottom of the jig to rest upon.  Used a domino to create a place for the screwdriver, and a little box for the clamps.

I really like the way you slotted the domino for the screwdriver, very clever!  [big grin]

 

[Mike Goetzke]

Rod, that was a creative way to store the VRG.  I took a different tack.  I wanted to be able to keep it pre-assembled.  Dominoes were a convenient quick way to create a ledge for the top and bottom of the jig to rest upon.  Used a domino to create a place for the screwdriver, and a little box for the clamps.

Nice. I just hang mine on a hook and it looks like a diamond.

 

[Ultimate Tools Marketing]

Rod, that was a creative way to store the VRG.  I took a different tack.  I wanted to be able to keep it pre-assembled.  Dominoes were a convenient quick way to create a ledge for the top and bottom of the jig to rest upon.  Used a domino to create a place for the screwdriver, and a little box for the clamps.

I really like the way you slotted the domino for the screwdriver, very clever!  [big grin]

Indeed! But did you use the Domino Joiner to cut the slot in the Domino tenon? [poke]

 

[Adamsse]

No I didn’t.  What a slacker Festoolian I am.

 

[Leemstradamus]

Awesome idea and clean shop!