Both sides of the jig are labeled end with an arrow pointing to the end of the door.
Homemade jig for door hinges.
Used on site in joinery shops to increase productivity with excellent results.
Tools and materials 12 mm thick baltic birch plywood 2 0 x 0 8 cm strips of hardwood hinge boring bit tape measure a hinge for testing pencil a pair of calipers a drill a few 16mm wood screws a clamp 14 mm diameter copper pipe 1x 38mm x 3mm washer copper pipe cutter 2x 16 mm machine.
Cut a notch the width of the hinge and about 1 3 4 inches deep.
The jig is made from two short boards screwed together with a guide hole drilled in one board.
Attach the included router bit to your router.
Travis clamps the jig flush to the door side with the arrow end flush with the end of the door.
It is easy to use with minimal setting up time completing the job both accurately quickly.
I made the end cuts with a crosscut sled on the tablesaw.
To make the jig mark the hinge width along one edge of a roughly 6 inch by 8 inch piece of 1 2 inch plywood.
The single piece contractor hinge jig is designed for recessing hinges in wooden doors frames with a plunge router.
Attach the jig to your door by screwing it in on both the top and bottom you can fill repaint these holes later.