The Scoring Method - quick simple and accurate router templates

[Carmonius Finsnickeri]

Released this video a few days ago and based on the feedback this method seems to be very unknown. This is imo the best way to make router templates in a quick and very accurate way. You will learn the method watching the first 2 minutes, rest of the video is more of a deep dive where I build 2 (3) different templates showing all steps in detail.

[Jon]

Congratulations Carmonius Finsnickeri - your router template making method is the Tool Tip of the Month for November 2023!

This is not only an excellent template making method, but it's also perfectly presented.

Some more nice tool tips from November:

Controlling a Stepper Motor Without a CNC Controller by GBWM
Setting a Flat End Countersink or Chamfer Mill by Mook
Avoiding Drill Bit Breaking by Make Things
Ballpoint Pen Saving Method by Philip Davies
Milling Machine Head Tramming by Improvised DIY
Preventing Benchtop Dents by Make Things
Electric Battery Interior by rgsparber
Extended Cutting Tools by thehomeengineer
Using Electric Screwdriver Chuck Backlash by rgsparber
Adding Steel Threads by Make Things
Bent Wood Hold Down Clamps by Make Things

Carmonius Finsnickeri - we've added your Tool Tip to our All Tool Tips of the Month winners post. And, you'll now notice the tool tip award in the awards showcase in your postbit, visible beneath your username:



And, you'll be receiving a $100 cash prize, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current email address and prize choice and I'll get it sent over right away.

Congrats again

[Carmonius Finsnickeri]

Thanks! I'm honored

[Philip Davies]

At 3.40, I glimpsed a router template assembly behind you, to your right. May we have a picture of that, please?

[Carmonius Finsnickeri]

At 3.40, I glimpsed a router template assembly behind you, to your right. May we have a picture of that, please?

Lot of jigs behind me at 3.40 (or starting at 3.42) but only one to my right, should be the one in the picture below?. Started out as a clamping jig for drilling operations but is really useful on the router table as well as the table saw. The one lower down, visible up until 3.40 is a flattening (and juice groove) jig for cutting boards, if it's that one you mean I can take a picture of it.

Sorry for double post, pressed the wrong button and see no way to delete a post.