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Leigh Router Joinery Jigs

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Table of Contents3
Contents and Standards3
Technical Bulletins3
Glossary of Symbols4
Contents and Standards4
- Which Way Round Should the Board Go?5
- VRS Vacuum and Router Support Features6
- Standard Equipment6
- Dust-Free Routing6
- Here’s How It Works6
- Package Content7
Chapter 1 - Jig Assembly, Mounting, and Using the Clamps7
Chapter 2 - Adjusting the Finger Assembly13
Chapter 3 - the Leigh E-Bush and Optional Guidebushes15
The Four Scale Modes17
Chapter 4 - Basic Jig Functions and Scale Modes17
Chapter 5 - Using Your Jig Safely19
Chapter 6 - Wood Preparation21
Chapter 7 - Router Preparation23
Concept of Jig Operation25
Chapter 8 - through Dovetail Procedures25
- Through Dovetail Bit Selection26
- Through Dovetail Terminology26
- How the TD PIN Scales Work30
- Quick Reference Reminders33
- Project Settings34
Chapter 9 - Variably Spaced Half-Blind Dovetail Procedures35
- Half-Blind Dovetail Terminology36
- Cutting Depth36
- Half-Blind Dovetail Tails Mode43
Chapter 10 - Single Pass Half-Blind Dovetails43
Chapter 11 - Rabbeted Half-Blind Dovetails51
Chapter 12 - Asymmetric Dovetails53
Chapter 13 - Sliding Dovetails57
Chapter 14 - Box Joints63
- Choose Your Board Width64
- Board Thickness64
Chapter 15 - Hints and Tips69
- Attaching the Leigh E-Bush to the Router73
- E-Bush and Guidebush Adaptors73
- E-Bush Mounting Variations73
- Template Guide Bushing and Adaptor Selection74
Appendix I - Attaching the Leigh E-Bush to the Router74
- Through Dovetails75
- Straight Bit for Pins75
- Shank Selection75
Appendix II - Bit Selection75
- Leigh through Dovetail Bits76
- Half-Blind Dovetails78
- Bit Selection for Half-Blind Dovetails78
- Leigh Half-Blind Dovetail Bits79
Appendix III - Jig Parts81
- How to Order Parts82
- Exploded View83
Appendix IV - Customer Support85

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