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Bora Router Dado Jig, The Woodworking Router Guide That Allows for Precise, Straight Dados, Rabbets, and Mortises | 542005, Orange

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Features

  • MAKE STRAIGHT, ACCURATE DADOS AND RABBETS Woodworkers asked us for a router guide / router jig that would make precise Dados, Rabbets, and Mortise cuts
  • WORKS WITH THE BORA WTX and NGX CLAMP EDGES The perfect addition to your woodshop, this dado router guide will help with all of your woodworking projects
  • WORKS WITH ALMOST ALL MAKE/MODEL ROUTER Includes a 1 standard guide bushing for easy mounting (works with almost any routers). No drilling or bolting necessary
  • VERSATILE CUTTING FOR WIDE DADOS Cutting adjustment allows for cutting wide dados with a 1/4" 3/4" or 1/2" router bit
  • LARGE PLATE SIZE FOR EASIER HANDLING The large plate size ensures your router stays steady, and is easy to handle
  • Our router plate is not designed for palm routers. The plate is designed for larger, more powerful hand-held designs

Description

For one of your most versatile tools, you need one of the most versatile guides. The Bora Router Guide makes router cuts like dados, rabbets, and mortises a breeze, adjusting for board thickness discrepancies and ensuring snug, straight cuts every time.

Material: Plastic


Brand: Bora


Style: Woodworking


Product Dimensions: 15"L x 10"W


Item Weight: 0.6 Pounds


Manufacturer: Bora


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 97


Material: ‎Plastic


Brand: ‎Bora


Style: ‎Woodworking


Product Dimensions: ‎15"L x 10"W


Item Weight: ‎0.6 Pounds


Manufacturer: ‎Bora


UPC: ‎814000013997


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎97


Part Number: ‎542005


Item Weight: ‎9.6 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎542005


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎orange


Shape: ‎Straight


Power Source: ‎Hand Powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Included Components: ‎Router Guide


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎one year


Date First Available: May 12, 2016


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Tight Dados!
Love this jig. Easy to set up, just like the saw plate. Easy to align with the notches. Makes tight dados. I just need a little practice to make clean cuts without burrs at the sides. Sadly though, I raised the router prematurely at the end of a cut the cut while it was still spinning down, the bit grazing the bushing hole causing some minor damage. I was very much disheartened! But the jig is still functional. I'll be more careful next time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2018 by Frederick F.
    • Recommended Modifications
This is the first review I’ve done BEFORE using a product. I’ve read many of the negative reviews about this product and was confused about its cause. It seems that there are two main reasons for the negative reviews. (1) The hole in the baseplate for most routers is too large for the guide bushing; and (2) The router simply sits on top of the jig and the router, if removed from the jig while still running, can rip into the hole in the jig. I can offer a remedy for each. (1) Once I had read in one of the reviews that the size of the hole in the jig is 1-3/16 inches, I immediately knew that the router’s original baseplate needed to be replaced with a universal router baseplate with a 1-3/16 hole. This size of the hole is actually the standard size for most guide bushings; and therefore requires this replacement for most routers. Note: I’m not sure why Bora states in its product description that their jig doesn’t fit palm (aka trim) routers. But initially, as I have not used it yet, it doesn’t make sense to me. If the hole in the baseplate of the jig fits a 1-3/16 guide bushing, what difference does it make what type of router it is, given the router baseplate fits onto the jig baseplate itself. The router bit is centered within the hole regardless. I purchased the POWERTEC 71381 Universal Router Base Plate for Trim Routers and I’m not expecting an issue. However if I do, there are many universal baseplates that fit midsuze routers. (2) I agree that the jig has a design flaw in that the jig simply sits on top of the jig and can ruin the jig baseplate if removed while the router is still running or it slips during operation. I plan on permanently attaching the universal baseplate to the jig baseplate to avoid this situation. - Insert the guide bushing into the hole of the jig baseplate; - Turn the jig baseplate upside down and center the universal baseplate onto the jig baseplate; - Rotate the universal baseplate to match the screw holes of the router while avoiding the jig’ss ribs; - Mark and drill the holes; and - Install the jig baseplate and universal baseplate onto the router. By the way, the reason I’d prefer to use my trim router is because it’s cordless; and therefore, no hassles with the power cord. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2022 by Gary L. Vander Sande
    • Perfect dado groove for Dewalt Router
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Works perfect. Straight stable cut. Easy and simple. Couldn’t ask for a more straight forward solution :)
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2022 by Brock Films Brock Films
    • Nice feature
Didn't realize it has settings for different bit sizes and such easy sizing for whatever thickness needed for dado without a single measurement. Just use actual wood to set dado width. Excellent, quick.
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022 by Donald Asay
    • Great concept ruined by cheap delivery
Review Image by A guy who does stuff A guy who does stuff
Review Image by A guy who does stuff A guy who does stuff
Review Image by A guy who does stuff A guy who does stuff
Review Image by A guy who does stuff A guy who does stuff
One of the most frustrating things about wood working are gimmick products that absolutely could work great but fail due to poor design and/or implementation. By all rights the Bora Woodworking Router Guide should be a great addition to your shop. Unfortunately the final product is flawed beyond redemption. While there is a brushing included, there is no way to tie the router to the jig. This isn't a problem while everything is fully supported, but once you need to run off the edge the jig flexes so much that it will get destroyed. I actually watched several demo videos that included warnings about this flaw. The general suggestion being that you don't move the router until it's stopped spinning. Well... I tried that and found that the build quality was so flimsy that the weight of the router itself was well more than enough to cause the jig to flex and once that happened the slowing bit grabbed the template and ate it. The fact of the matter is that this product could have been built much more solid and still sold at a comparable price. I should have sent it back as soon as I noticed how cheap/rigid the plastic it was built with. This product is a poorly thought-out addition to make the Bora NGX seem more versatile than it actually is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021 by A guy who does stuff A guy who does stuff
    • Broke after 2nd use
Great product but also very fragile. The plastic cracked after only 3 uses
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by Rich
    • Cost effective
Review Image by Daniel Casaday Daniel Casaday
Review Image by Daniel Casaday Daniel Casaday
This jig worked great after I modified it, I drilled the jig to mount the router like a bottom plate. Well worth the cost.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2021 by Daniel Casaday Daniel Casaday
    • pretty dangerous
nice intent, but it’s pretty shaky and can easily jump off track if the router catches. can’t recommend this inexpensive solution.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by dtc

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