Makita Router Domino Jig

turns a trim router into a decent loose tennen cutting jig
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I built a mostly printed version of the jig then built a more chunky one using wood sidewall to mount the cross sliding rods. my jig is 125mm or 5 inch wide, 8 tall, 9 long, you can likely figure the rest out. 

 

printing: 

 the router clamp is PLA, all other printed parts are PETG

router clamp is a tight 68mm size printed on end with 7 outlines

3 rod stops are needed

the sliding clamp3 needs 2, one in mirror

I'm using v3 clamp slier, v4 is lower profile if you need more depth, you need 2

 

Needed: (I3MK3 parts)

4 8mm steel smooth motion rods 150mm, or longer for more range, get 2 400mm and cut to size

8 lm8uu liner bearings, get a 12 pack and pick the good ones, grease

m5/m4/m3 heat set inserts  and hardware

wood

m6 or ¼ bolts and t nuts

small bit of acrylic glass 

a spring 10mm

some experience making precise jigs

 

ask if you need more information. its not a very well polished project.

 

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