Amazing ideas for circle machining

#hacks
I will introduce 4 types of circle cut jigs that I made in the past and a new type of circle cut jig that does not require a pilot hole.
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A new type of circle cut jig starts at 9:50.
If you are always watching videos, you don't need to watch other videos.

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0:00 【Step.1 Simple circle cut jigs】
4:58【Step.2 Metal circle cut jigs】
9:50【Step.3 Vacuum suction circle cutting jig】
17:30【Step.4 3in1 circle cut jig】
23:46【Step.5 jigsaw circle cutting jig】

[jisakukobo]

A new type of circle cut jig starts at 9:50.
If you are always watching videos, you don't need to watch other videos.

[MaxDIY]

It’s rare to find videos that are both educational and this fun to watch — great job!

[vladasdan]

Самый технологичный мастер за много лет, мною просмотренных.Уважение

[TheLastPharm]

Have to admit, these are very practical and efficient designs. Circles and curves are always something that require extra effort but with this jig, it's a lot easier to deal with. Thanks for sharing!

[peterzammit]

Do you even know how valuable you are to the woodworking community? Thank you for taking the time putting these videos together.

[JohnSmith-udex]

Once again the genius, simplicity and imagination Master shows us things we never thought of... There really is only ONE JSK-koubou = ) Thank you !

[michaelbezold]

Ich bin Schreiner und diese Ideen habe ich nicht mal im geringsten. Mein großes RESPEKT und HUT AB vor diesem jungen Mann!

[paulmannix]

Precision jigs, hands of a surgeon! I could never possibly achieve this level excellence, but still like to dream. Thanks.

[Jack-esxq]

always a pleasure and a gift to be able to spend 26 minutes with a fabricating wizard!

[johnjensen]

I am EXTREMELY IMPRESSED with your shop made tools, jigs, talent and ingenuity!! One tip that I use is instead of drilling holes in the jigs to match the hole pattern on bottom of your router and fastening the router to the jig, use a router guide bushing in your plunge router base, and then drill a matching hole in your jig. I usually use a 3/4” guide bushing and drill a 3/4” hole in your jig. This way your vacuum hose won’t twist around the router. This will work with some of your jigs but not all of them. (You will need a Makita adapter plate to accept 1 3/16” O/D guide bushings.). John Jensen from British Columbia.

[НиколайГоловин-лп]

Автор молодец, ничего лишнего только по делу.Респект

[WelderPlus]

I love how unique and well-crafted this is. Great job

[Tibrovich]

Всё гениально и просто, смотрю и наслаждаюсь 👌!

[윤의원-hi]

오늘 처음 영상을 봤는데 모든 공구가 다 만드셔서 작업하는 모습 보니 대박입니다.

[CMack]

Step 4 blew me away!!
These are all well done! I'll take a crack at step 4 but it I already know it won't reach these heights. Bravo!

[TABISURU]

It's always tempting to have one in the room of someone whose hobby is crafting...

[colingraham]

Having watched many of these elegant designs, in my head I can see wonderful JSK city made entirely of crisply machined plywood which can be easily adapted and modified as needed. Excellent work!

[harvindersingharora]

Excellent work.
You are a genius and the best part is - you share your ideas 💡 on a platform which is accessible easily.
Keep up with the good work. JSK!

[santoni]

My man JSK… you have been blessed with those skills.

[sergeilvov]

Светлая голова и золотые руки ! Браво !!!