Sometimes, the circle jig is slightly off, so this gives you a chance to make that last bit of adjustment before cutting to the final dimension. Add Tip. Ask Question. Comment. Download. Step 6: Cut a Brad Nail and Then Cut a Circle! 3 More Images. Cut the head off of a brad nail and insert it into the hole in your jig. Then, mark the center point on the material you want to cut a circle out of, and place this over the brad nail. Finally, feed the whole assembly into your bandsaw blade and when the jig stops, begin rotating the material to cut a circle. Bam! Awesome circle cutting made easy! A. Requires # Carter AccuRight Bandsaw Circle Cutting Jig. › See more product details. Consider this Amazon's Choice product that delivers quickly. Amazon's Choice.  Your question might be answered by sellers, manufacturers, or customers who bought this product. Please make sure that you are posting in the form of a question. Please enter a question. Compare with similar items. This item Carter Products AccuRight 3D Band Saw Jig.  The Carter AccuRight 3D Bandsaw Jig adds a third dimension to cutting on the bandsaw. This deceptively simple guide connects to your Carter AccuRight Circle Cutting Jig so you can feed material in a three-dimensional manner. Use the 3D guide to cut bowls, turnings, or any non-flat material safely and accurately. Product information. This one-off designed bandsaw circle cutting jig let's you make perfect circles of any size without drilling holes in your work, leaves little-to-no tear-out Robert Thibodo Carpentry. Band Saw Log Cutting Clamp Jig. I needed to build a new log cutting sled for my band saw because I was cutting bigger logs than I had in the past, since the riser block a friend bought for hefman ** Misc Stuff to RePin Later. Post by reible » Fri Gandsaw 30, pm. Carter bandsaw circle jig question for sharingI would love to see more. My Cart. Attaches quickly and easily to most bandsawsNo If you follow the directions and place downward pressure on the center and hold it there then everything stabilizes. You can also see that the circle is 4" in diameter just like the scale indicated it would be.

Hi Samuel. Hello and thanks for your question. We do not have any materials for this project other than the video, but hopefully you can adapt the design to your bandsaw by making some measurements on your table and adjusting dimensions as necessary to ensure a good fit.

Outstanding idea. Any possibility to have a copy of the plan. And the one for the route as a player. Thanks for your question. Hi George. We do not have a written plan for this. Our hope is that everything that you need to complete this jig is contained in the video.

Let us know if you have questions. Excellent jig. This video showed me what I was doing wrong. Is it possible to get the drawings and dimensions for constructing the circle jig for the bandsaw? George Vondriska demonstrates the mysterious technique in this clip. George Vondriska demonstrates how to use an Epilog laser engraver to etch text and pictures on items in your woodworking workshop. Laser Engraver provided by Epilog Laser.

For more information, visit www. Works good for me. The wood pivots on the brad. Depending on which side of the table I clamp to,I can use it to cut a circle from 4" diameter up to 22". Re: Circle jig for bandsaw These are all very nice jigs. Thanks everyone.

Lynn O. Re: Circle jig for bandsaw I, like others, built my own jig but over the years I found that I could cut a dozen circles in the time it took to set the jig up. The real secret is a disc sander to sand the rough edges once the base is cut. There are even jigs for that if you want to build one. Personally a compass and decent bandsaw skill is all one really needs. Just my opinion.

Re: Circle jig for bandsaw Now why didn't I think of that when I made this. You live and learn! Re: Circle jig for bandsaw Oh my goodness, That is truly amazing.

Love it. Please tell me more about this magnificent piece. Re: Circle jig for bandsaw Thanks for the kind words. It is a bit of a long winded story about how the piece came to be. I'm an oak timber framer by trade and get lots of 2" x 1' scrap planks, and figured that rather than keep burning it, I would turn some of it into this simple little spiral bird bath. Before putting it up, it was laying horizontally and the ground and looked really good.

I figured that Bandsaw Circle Jig Plans 75 I would make a much larger example and lay it flat along the ground. I made the discs, and pieced it together and it looked rubbish. Not knowing what then to do with it, I decided just to make a large spiral sculpture from it. This is where disaster struck. I assembled the piece on a bank somewhere else in the garden, but stupidly only used 16mm stainless as my through rod. Instructions could use improvement in my opinion. The jig is much easier to set up when not using the Carter mag fence as a table Carter Bandsaw Circle Jig Volume extension.

Also I did find the wood blank to be a bit wobblier then I would have liked. All in all the jig does cut circles, but assembly, instructions and operation are not top notch. The set up is quick and easy. Accurate cuts. It would be nice if you could slide the cut to the stop thus making cutting a bigger than final size board a quicker cut.

Relatively easy to set up, works as advertised. NIce rig, not too expensive. I use this Carter Bandsaw Circle Jig 60 tool for all my circle cuts and the setup to the bandsaw is quick and easy even without the recommended magfence attachment. The assembly plans could use alot more work, however it isn't hard to figure out on your own. Bought this for a project I was doing using Bubinga. Wood is beautiful, expensive and hard!

Fixture works well Carter Bandsaw Circle Cutting Jig except there are 2 tricky things. First to get the center punch on the pivot post you need to get down low with a flashlight to make sure you are in the punched spot. If you do not get in the punch it will walk. Second you need a starting edge at exactly your diameter because there is no way to lead the band saw in when you are on the pivot.

If the saw blade is pushed on too much when the piece is on the punch you can use a belt sander to make a slight divot in the edge to start the saw. Finally circles I cut were not perfect but pretty close. I believe the variance was due to the blade bending slightly in very hard wood.

Maybe the instructions have changed since the last person reviewed it, but I had no problem following the instructions and installing the jig. I watched the videos on the Carter site first, which helped, but install was still a snap on my 14" Jet saw with riser block.

Cutting circles could not be easier, just make a center punch, mount your wood, slide forward until it hits the stop and rotate. I agree with the last review it can be a little tippy, but I realized I was doing it slightly wrong at first. If you follow the directions and place downward pressure on the center and hold it there then everything stabilizes. It takes a little getting use to, but after that I've made countless perfect circles with total stability.

I've even used it to cut some larger 4 foot 1" oak ply to make a card table. My main reason to buy it was to salvage scraps of high dollar wood that I turn bowls with.

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