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Router Jig: Wood Jar Lid Covers AND Coasters
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Previously, I just used double back tape and a piece of plywood with a hole sized for the lid I was making. The double back tape stuck a blank to the guide. You, then, routered a hole in the wood using a router template bit, which uses a bearing to follow the template hole [in the plywood] to make a hole the same size in the wood blanks.
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