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Circular Cutting Jig for Electric Wood Router Wood Cutter Woodworking Milling Cutter Circle Groove Accessories Tool (A: 1-70cm)

Name: Circular Cutting Jig for Electric Wood Router Wood Cutter Woodworking Milling Cutter Circle Groove Accessories Tool (A: 1-70cm)
Brand: TINOR
SKU: TiR-UK-06626
Price: 18.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£43.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

Made of high-quality bakelite, aluminum alloy, and stainless steel, this Circular Cutting Jig is strong and durable. The size can be adjusted to cut circle diameters from 1 to 70 cm. It features porous installation, making it compatible with most brands of cutting machines, including FORDongcheng, FORBosch, FORAoben, FORMakita, and FORWick. This tool is simple to operate and is ideal for daily use, particularly for creating audio holes, round stools, and circular openings for home decoration. It can effectively cut through wood, plastic, quartz, and other materials.

Technical specifications

Rail material: Alloy Aluminum

Bottom plate material: Bakelite

Chuck material: Stainless steel

Color: Orange

Size: 225mm x 55mm x 10mm

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with most brands of cutting machines

Package Contents:

1 x Cutting Machine Installation Version

1 x Guide Rail

1 x Center Shaft

1 x Knob

1 x Bolt

1 x Drill

1 x Ring

1 x Hex Wrench

4 x Screws

Usage

Use with a cutting machine for circular engraving, milling grooves, and cutting boards.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Pcs per pack
1
Cutting length
225 mm
Suitable for
Wood
Material
Stainless steel
Router and jointer accessory type
Jig
ManoMano Reference
ME94204731
MMID
271671215265
Product code
TiR-UK-06626
EAN
8420468950785

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