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Designed for use with a 4200 Series dovetail jig, this template kit from Porter-Cable includes a 13/32 in. carbide-tipped dovetail router bit to carve out dovetail and box joints on woodworking pieces. The handy device makes it easy to trace joinery cutouts for drawers, jewelry boxes or other carpentry creations. Material: Steel.

Our Dovetail Jig with unique cam-action clamping system quickly locks 2 boards in position to cut both tails and pins with 1 pass of the router. It easily handles stock from 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in. thick in widths up to 12 in. We offer large, easily-adjustable knobs instead of the wing nuts found on other jigs. Simple to set up, this sturdy, well-made jig makes 1/2 in. half-blind dovetail joints, the hallmark of quality drawer construction. Heavy formed steel manufacturing ensures accuracy and durability. The Dovetail Jig comes with a 1/2 in aluminum template and complete instructions. Jig and template are packaged in a full-color UPC-coded display box. Router requires a 7/16 in. guide bushing (Listed below) and 1/2 in. 14° Dovetail router bit (DC1069 or similar) with 1/4 in. shank sold separately.

Greenes' 4 ft. x 8 ft. Dovetail Cedar Raised Garden Kit lets you create a gorgeous two-tier flower or vegetable garden with ease. The dovetail joint construction means you won't need tools to assemble the garden frame: Simply slide the boards into place, and you're done. There's never been a simpler or faster way to turn any level outdoor space into the most fabulous garden in the neighborhood. Color: Natural.

Features 1/2 in. Shank 3 Flute Industrial Quality C3 Tungsten Carbide Cutters Solid Hardened Steel Body Anti-Kickback Design Build-Up Resistant Coating Lifetime Warranty Satisfaction Guaranteed Use the Yonico 15130 Router bit to create various sized joints from a tongue and groove joint of only (12 mm) 0.47 in. H to a full box joint up to (40 mm) 1.57 in. H or even up to (80 mm) 3.15 in. H when flipping over the stock. Cutting depth is 1/2 in. To achieve the best finish on a corner joint use stock with a thickness less than 1/2 in. Once assembled the protruding tongues should be sanded flush with the box sides. 1/2 in. Shank and 5/64 in. thick carbide. Box joints are a great alternative to dovetail joints. Unlike the dovetail, you can use this type of joint to join stock at virtually any angle. This bit is very easy to setup and use.

The Yonico 14520q 5 Bit Dovetail Router Bit Set contains 5 common dovetail bit sizes and angles needed for most dovetail projects. Can be used with a dovetail jig for half-blind dovetail joints or can be used together with dado bits to produce through-dovetail joints. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 3/8 in. with an angle of 7° and a cutting height of 3/4 in. The shank is 1/in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 11/16 in., with an angle of 8° and a cutting height of 1 in. The shank is 1/2 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 1/4 in., with an angle of 8° and a cutting height of 1/4 in. The shank is 1/4 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 3/8 in., with an angle of 9° and a cutting height of 3/8 in. The shank is 1/2 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

The Porter-Cable 4215 Template allows miniature half-blind and through dovetails, and miniature box joints to be cut. This template is made for use with Porter-Cable 4200 Series dovetail jigs. Backed by a 3 Year Limited Warranty, 1 Year Free Service Contract and 90 Day Money Back Guarantee. Material: Steel.