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What Router Do I Use with the Leigh Super Jigs?
Can I use my router with the Leigh Super Jigs and attachments? We recommend a minimum of 1.5 HP (9-10 amps). The Leigh Super Jigs requires a router with a ½" or 8mm collet to use with the included 8mm shank cutters. A ½" to 8mm collet reducer is included as standard equipment. A plunge router is also recommended for Isoloc templates but is not required for the Leigh Super Jigs and Finger joint template. Why does Leigh use template guidebushes instead of bearings? Conventional guides are much more versatile than shank mounted bearings. Bearings severely limit the range of board thicknesses, joint sizes and pin and tail spacing on joinery jigs. Do I need to use Leigh's template guidebushes? The router industry isn't standardized, so you may need to use Leigh's template guidebush and a mounting adaptor system (GBS) to match your router to Leigh Jigs and Attachments. Note: The Leigh E7 Ellipse Guidebush, included with the Leigh Super Jigs, is a universal style template guidebush with nut. Many routers accept this guide directly or come with an adaptor made to fit them. Note: It is recommended that you only use the provided E7 guidebush with the Leigh Super Jigs. If you have a router that does not accept this bushing then you can use a standard 7/16 OD guidebush but please ensure that the barrel length is at least 1/4" and no longer than 5/16. If you do not use the E7 Guidebush you will not be able to utilise its joint tightness feature for box joints.
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