A pencil, a jigsaw, a router can all work ... to remove it from the wood router. The post Cut Perfect Circles Every Time With This Easy DIY Router Circle Jig appeared first on Family Handyman.

Now we’re embarrassed that we couldn’t come up with a solution as eloquent and easy to use as this circle cutting router jig which [Grays42] built. He’s using a small trim router for the job.

Table saws are used for making straight cuts in wood, but with a bit of patience you can use your saw to cut perfect circles too. Cutting a circle out of wood is usually done with a jigsaw and ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? The jigsaw can be used to make both straight and curved cuts in a wide variety of ...

Because this jig saw is a corded tool, you won’t have to worry about charging batteries or losing cutting power when they start to fade. The motor is a 6.7-amp model that can do up to 3,000 ...

This quick and dirty angle grinder circle cutter ... fixing the jig in place on the stock. The angle grinder is traced around and makes a surprisingly clean cut. Check out the build and the ...

Jigsaws excel at cutting curves in wood and metal—but there's plenty more in their repertoire. If you don't have a jigsaw yet, here are seven reasons we think you should add one to your toolbox ...