Quick & Easy Door Hinge Router Jig
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- After getting my latest router i needed to make a new hinge jig as i like to them custom fit my router but to me they are very disposable so it has to be a quick and easy thing to make but still do the job and so in this video i will be showing you how i do this and maybe you could pass on your thoughts or ideas.
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For closer marking when transferring the measurement use the utility knife, avoids a lose mortised openings, the pencil marks away from the actual measurement. The knife marking is spot on, for a better tight hinge fit. I’m disabled and sick now so I can’t produce how to vids. But I was a wood craftsman for 35 years. Learning is a blessing stay on it to sharpen your skills. Bless you all. Thank You for posting.
Hi Henry thanks for you help and when doing it by hand I fully agree and do the same myself however when using a router jig the marking is just a guide the jig if made well will give you a good fit every time, thanks for watching and you stay safe
Good stuff......
If the strip of wood used to clamp the jig to the door was positioned on the other side, the actual hinge opening side of the jig, with a small cut out to allow the router cutter to pass by....then this jig could be used on any thickness of door as the hinge would be positioned correctly from the Butt edge evey time (for this type/style/size) of hinge, as it stands it will only work on this thickness of door as a thinner door would cut a wider recess (for the hinge leaf) across the door edge and a thicker door the recess would be too shallow. Basically ...as we watch the video....screw the clamping strip on your (HingeButt) side of the jig and not the viewers side.
Wow Ningis21 you've been looking in my cutting room how amazing is that the jig you discribed is already videos, cut and ready to publish next weekend, I know I asked for ideas but never expected mind reading well done mate and yes it's a fantastic idea I will try add a heads up to you at the end of it before it gose live
Exactly how I do it except use a small pattern bit no mucking about with offset
You are the only guy i know who has a rayburn in his workshop ! Proper class that lad - love it 👌🏼
Thanks Shaine yeah apart from being a great heat source its also a great way to get rid of all my wood off cuts, that is the ones thats to small to ever be of use.
Hay thats for watching
I liked the video, but I have some suggestions re; video production that will improve watchability, thus increasing viewership. We can't see alot of what you're doing, and the head mounted camera is a bit jiggy. Mount a camera above, then in post production zoom into the spots to pay attention to. Also, some of the sound quality is poor because your walls are too reflective. Try cleaning up the audio by dubbing over the sound where the quality is lacking. Overall, I liked the content. Thanks for this, it answered my questions.
Love your no nonsense 'don't over complicate things' approach. Having watched this, i'm off to the workshop to make one! Thanks.
Thank you i do my best and thanks for watching
Not over complicating it would’ve meant a flush trim bit
Great video Dave! Robin clevertts knocking these jihs out for 40 quid each and you have given us them for free!! Nice one!
Your welcome and thanks for watching
£27 plus postage.
@@mikehunt4375 wow that alot for a bit of scrap, still you can make your own now lol
And people are buying them 😂😂😂😂
Great job Dave, couldn't argue with how you made that jig, simple and effective and you have a great way of explaining everthing
Hi Gerard very kind of you to say so and am glad you found it interesting
great vid - real life in all aspects of trouble shooting and fine tuning.
Inset rare earth magnets on the clamping side and have metal shims for fine tuning the jig. Well done, love the whole process. Hello from Canada. :D
Thankyou dave, genius invention saved me so much money also full guide on hoe to use the router cheera mate
Hi Smiley glad you found it useful did you watch the upgraded one I did? The link to it is at the end of this video it works much better. David
Thank you much appreciated.
Thanks great video clear just the right speed .. thanks .
Thank you!
Log burner in the workshop luxury!!!!
Yes it's great but I'd have to say it's a must for a none insulated brick building in Scotland lol
Waiting for the quick and easy part
thank you
Spot on David great little video thanks again. 🍺🍺👍👍😷
Thanks Brian
Spotless workshop sir! Very impressive!
Thank you kind Sir it takes a lot of work
Well done! Great video
Very nice thanks
Perfect
First time I've seen your channel, bloody good stuff & very informative, you've got my subscription. Cheers John from Oz.
Thanks John, really appreciate that
Very well done Sir
Thank you
Not bad....all i need are:
-Calipers
-Table Saw
-Chop saw
-Pillar drill
-Band saw
-Belt sander
-Clamps
-Corner punch
oh and the router.......hmm think i'll just stick with my hammer and chisel :)
We all start somewhere but don't stop adding and soon you will be mocked by people just like you
You will need a wet stone for your chisels , cold water and a belt sander for buggered chisels , a Mallet for your hammer , a strop .....down the garden and back , bottle of vodka and a bible.
Hi great videos you have, one question could this be used to cut out a mortice joint on a door lock?
Best video..
Thank you kind sir
Cool.
Could you do this without a bush for the router?
Nice one David Hope your keeping well mate Happy New Year pal to you and the Family Hey and another great Vid
Thanks mate and a Happy New year you and yours
Great, avoids me having to lug around the large manufacturers jigs. Will give this a try. Will this be good for consistent daily use?
Also, do you have an idea for a jig that would be used on a hung door liner/frame?
Hi Ron first thanks for watching as for if it will last I guess it's down to what you make it out of, I used bathroom wall board with is a very strong board but I guess you could use many stronger boards or like me just make a new one if it goes as it's very quick to make, David
Thanks mate 👍
No problem 👍
Still took to the chisel to finish the recess, the art of chiselling is being lost! Super easy!! £50 for a door and £300 (ish) to recess some hinges 😂 , but good though 👍
You forgot the £36,000 van needed to carry the door and tools lol
Dave mate,try pointing the router sharp end away from your body whilst you are switching it off.
Hands,Face,Space .
Defend the NHS
P.S Nice jig . 🤕
Hi Dave yes sorry if only for the camera, personally I have good proximity detection due to spending my life working without guards but it's not good practice to show me doing it on video
@@dmgladden Thanks for replying Dave.
Just would hate for you to have a mishap.
God bless,and all the best.
Great video mate
Thank you Lewis
Have you just used a router bit with a guide wheel?
Excelent !!!
Thanks Jose
How about making a jig so you can fit over door stop so you can clean up old hinge cutouts or put an extra hinge for heavier doors, without having to take door stops off!!, challenge 😱
My next video will do that the link is at the end of this video, tell me if it works for you
Need to see it being used on a door frame with stops installed!
Just by one from screwfix £30 if dose two size of hing 🧐
Wow really you have such love of the art
How does this work on the door frame?
it wont, watch the next video the upgrade to this one it will work
Ok but where you put tracer wheel on router?
Great video!
Could you do one for a UK mortise latch please?
Thanks Neil yes that sound a good idea, watch out for it
Hi Neil I've done one it will be live at the weekend sorry its taken so long but busy times slowed me down
@@dmgladden that's great I will look forward to it. I have 8 doors to hang at home so perfect timing!
Subscribed but shame about the cut at 8:17. Makes people quite suspicious that a lot of fiddling went on in the background as the clamps were repositioned. Just saying.
Hi and thanks for the sub, I do try to keep my videos as short as possible and in this case I had checked the hinge fit and found I needed another mil more as reset and cut that bit that's all it is just me cutting out anythink I thinks not needed
hi David do you have a drawing with sizes on please
Hi Andy sorry mate but no i don't work that way i just go from the minds eye and chip and chop till it works i guess with this the basics for sizing is the hinge you want to sink the rest is up to you no set size just what works for you
@@dmgladden thanks
Whats the piece called to cut
Sorry don't understand the question
@@dmgladden what’s the piece called to cut the hinge, the cutter ?
It's just a straight cutting, size is up to you
do you have a link to the router bit you use please
Hi mate it's just a standard 12mm straight cutter get them anywhere that sell bits
@@dmgladden thanks for the reply. am i right in thinking it has a top bearing guide ? or bottom ?
@@clarkspiemuncher24 Hi Mark no in this case I use a guide bush on the router base if you watch at the start as I calculate the size needed you will see it which should help
@@dmgladden thanks for the reply david, does that mean your jig is over sized to allow for the guide bush on the router ? i have used a trimmer in the past by putting the guide on it and chiselling out the ends to start but never used a jig
i dont think i watched this video and am asking questions i think form an earlier video of yours i watched and now i see what you mean. looks like i need to find a guide plate for my katsu router
Very happy 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
I watched this video 3 times and I still have no idea of why he is doing all those steps