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Yes! You can trace along any letter stencil or line drawing, while your router makes the same cut at a 50% reduction. Thanks!

Hi! Please reach out to us at info@milescraft.com if you have any questions. Thanks!

Hi! Depending on which inset hinge you need the EuroHingeJige can be used for the European style 35mm hidden hinges. Reach out to us at info@milescraft.com if you need any further help with this. Thanks!

Hi, thanks for your feedback! We have passed it along to our Marketing team. Please reach out to us at info@milescraft.com for set-up questions. Thanks!

Hi! The camera angles have changed, but the parts do not. In general, when using the product and standing at the handle , the support fences will be on the left side. One is about halfway up the board, and support fence two is much closer, and your support board will have a larger open area on the further end than the closer. If you have any other questions feel free to send them to info@milescraft.com. Thanks!

@@milescraft Please look at the video, it has nothing to do with camera angles. The initial view in the video at 0:02 to 0:05 clearly shows the lower support fence is smaller than 10 inches long and is not aligned to the left side of the support fixture, but is clearly located centrally on the support fixture. Then from 0:05 to 0:07 the video clearly shows the upper support fence, while it appears to be 10 inches long, is not aligned to the left side of the support fixture and is centrally located on the support fixture and the lower support fence is still clearly not aligned to the left side of the support fixture, is clearly not 10 inches long and is clearly centrally located on the support fixture. This layout is different than what is shown in the video from 1:45 to 2:25.

@@dadelusroarer9093I built mine wrong trying to follow this video because it keeps flipping

@@Jdub5885 I was a bit confused with the video for the same reason, which is why I watched it so closely and noticed the initial setup is different than what is shown later. I just changed mine to be like the first setup between 0:02 and 0:07 and it works better to allow starting closer to the end of the board you are making the sign on. The printed instructions that came with the pantograph are terrible, and I just threw them away and have watched a number of videos.

We do have a dollar sign in this kit: milescraft.com/product/arrow-symbol-templates/. Thanks!

Hi, sorry for the confusion the support fixture should be 20" x 48". Thanks!

Hello, if the book case frame is already made, then you are correct, you cannot dowel a shelf half way down. However, if you are building from scratch, you can pre-mark and put all your holes wherever you want shelves, and then assemble all at once. Once the unit is glued together, adding extra shelves any where in the middle will require something like pocket hole joinery or using shelf pins. Thanks!

@@milescraft I had been watching a number of vids showing various different dowel jigs, some more helpful than others! After watching this one again I think my comment was intended for one of the others! This one makes the method quite clear, I should pay more attention.😏

Hi! If you are doing a single pass like shown in the video it makes no difference. If you are going to go forward one way, move it, then go back another to make a second pass to widen the cut, then the direction does matter. Check out our manual for more info: milescraft.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/1224-1274-EdgeMortiseGuideManual.pdf. Thanks!

Hi! They are 3/8″, 1/4″, 5/16″. Thanks!

The product works with both left and right bladed saws. The only difference is the direction you have to push the saw. Right to left or left to right. Battery powered saws sometimes have issues with the battery hitting a clamp post and sometimes work arounds are required to achieve max cut depth.

You would follow the hinge manufacturer’s instructions to determine the hinge cup location. The EuroHingeJig comes with two edge alignment knobs position the cup hole from the edge of the door and an edge locator pin that sets the distance from the top/bottom. Email us at info@milescraft.com if you need any help!

Correct. The shank is ¼” wide, but the tip of the bit has a small step down in size that cuts 5mm. Be careful to set depth correctly so only the tip of the bit does the drilling.