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Making a Routered Trivet

This trivet is made by using a router jig you can make. This video covers making a router jig for the production of this trivet. It also covers routing the trivet and what can go wrong. The revised material list is: Trivet Jig Tools: (or hand tool equivalents) Rev. 1/2021 Plunge router and tools w/ ½” straight bit ¼ or 3/8” roundover bit Planer, for trivet blank strips Table saw (bandsaw, chop saw optional) Drill and bits for mounting, countersink & screw tip Sabre saw or Forstner bit, for finger hold in base for carrying – approx. 1” Two clamps (for holding base to bench or table) Shop vac or bench brush for cleaning jig between passes Flat screwdriver (for popping blanks from jig) Materials/supplies (all wood, except blanks/ spacers, ¾” thick): ¾’ Plywood base – min 18” sq. Hardwood frame pieces, about 7” x 5” (3) One 4” square hardwood piece for N frame block Hardwood router fences, approx. 10” x 2.5” (3) Hardwood spacers Exactly 1” x 10” or so (1) Exactly 2” x 10” or so (1) Wood of choice for 6.75” trivet blanks (recommended min. .5” thick) and one spacer for each blank thickness (to bring blank and spacer to ¾” total thickness) 1 ¼” screws (2 doz. or so) Marking pencil and Felt tip pen Sandpaper and finish of choice