Milescraft 1219 Circle Guide Kit- Precision Router Circle
Milescraft 1219 Circle Guide Kit- Precision Router Circle Cutting Jig For Cutting/Routing Circles From 1.5” Up To 52” with Offset Base
- LARGE CUTTING RANGE: Small circle router guide jig cuts circles from 1. 5" To 12" In diameter; Large circle Jig cuts circles from 10" To 52" In diameter
- EASY TO USE: Both the small and large circle jigs have built in metric and imperial scales, with an easy readout window for setting the diameter of both your inside and outside cuts
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Both the small and large circle jigs quickly and easily attach to the included turn-n-lock circle guide head
- WOODWORKING TOOLS: Bonus 13" Offset base provides added stability when finishing the edges on your work piece using your router, oversized handle knob is easy to grip providing superior control of your router
- PREMIUM MILESCRAFT TOOLS: Equipped with the patented turn-n-lock technology allowing for fast tool-free guide Bushing and router attachment exchanges
With the Milescraft CircleGuideKit you can cut small and large circles from 1. 5” in diameter to 52” in diameter. With the included TurnLock baseplate, this product is compatible with most routers. There is No longer a need for that homemade circle cutting jig, the CircleGuideKit does it all for you and includes everything you need to cut your desired circle. It also includes a bonus offset base for finishing edges on your work piece.
| SKU: | B07VNGTGMV |
| Weight: | 1.8 Kilograms |
| Size: | 18.75"L x 9.5"W |
| Dimensions: | 118.75"L x 9.5"W |
| Brand: | Milescraft |
| Model: | 1219 |
| Manufacture: | Milescraft |
| Size: | 18.75"L x 9.5"W |
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Offset Base
13” offset base provides added stability when finishing the edges on your work piece using your router. Oversized handle knob is easy to grip providing superior control of your router.
Excelle
This is a very well made tool of very high quality, although I’ve not used it yet, I have checked it over and I am very impressed with it. I certainly recommend this tool.
This circle guide kit is incredibly helpful and makes cutting clean, accurate circles so much easier. It takes the guesswork out of the process and gives you consistent results every time.
Setup is straightforward, and once it’s dialed in, it stays secure and cuts smoothly. Whether you’re working on small or larger circles, it handles both really well.
The build quality feels solid, and it’s a great addition to any router setup, especially if you do detailed or repeat work.
Overall, simple tool but makes a big difference. Definitely worth having in your shop.
There are multiple ways to make a circle jig, but the ease of use, ability to make micro adjustments, and the range of sizes you can make with it more than justifies the price.
This kit is Awesome..!! Very easy to use and does a great job. Once you set up the Router in the Milescraft base you are set. The kit comes with everything you need and even comes with the router bit to cut a few circles. I would replace the bit with a better quality one before using it on your final project, but the one provided will work for practice on scraps. I used to use a 12 inch band saw with a jig I made for circles, but that was not very consistent. This kit is very consistent, especially the larger size circles.
The only thing that I did not like is the set up for the small circles is just a screw in the end of the plastic. The problem with this is when you rotate the tool the screw loosens and your circle is not clean. The way to fix this is to make a few passes lowering the bit a little at a time and alternate clockwise and counter-clockwise with each pass. This worked for me anyway.
The tool is pretty well made and I think will last for a long time. There are also other tools from Milescraft that you can use with the same base, so if you have an extra router you can just leave the base plate attached.
FYI I used a 1/4″ Dewalt cordless router and it lined up perfect with the screw hole on the mounting plate.
I have tried many times over the years to make my own circle jigs, with pretty limited success. What I have always needed is something sturdy, adjustable to very small increments, and repeatable. This jig does the trick, and is really well made.
I have looked at other jigs that have a variety of holes to select the circle diameter, but I usually need to do micro adjustments, and this one does that. This jig really work well, and I like that you can remove the router easily while doing the set up or adjusting it.
I would highly recommend this.
I bought this because I do a lot of piece work for someone who sells stuff on Etsy. It works great, and is very accurate. Worth every penny I spent on it. Not too surprisingly the router bit that came with it didn’t last long but I bought a good one after it broke and I’ve cut a couple hundred circles with it.
Great tool to make perfect circles!
This tool does what it says it will do in a great way. It’s easy to use and fast setup and to work with. The base plate is easy to install and provides a bushing and small tool to align it correctly to your router. At first, I didn’t understand why it was needed but once you try to install the base plate that comes with it, you understand – if the bit and base plate are not centered correctly, the scale will be inaccurate. The base plate is universal and because of the way the holes are made (they’re made to fit just about any router out there), they won’t centre on your router like the factory base plate that comes with your router hence the tool to centre it correctly. Takes only a few minutes to setup.
The router bit that comes with it is good and could possibly be replaced once it is no longer sharp. (I’m not sure if I would try to get it sharpened but we’ll see later…)
The drill bit to make the centre hole is also perfect for the provided pivot and the screw that comes with it. You don’t get the feel that the hole is too big or too small, it fits perfectly. If you don’t want the hole to show through, make sure you drill from underneath your piece of wood (ie: if your piece has a side you would prefer be on top for example) and stop before you punch through.
All in all, a good tool at a great price. Highly recommend you get this to make perfect circles. I used to do them by hand and then sand them down but this is way better. The results are excellent and require little or no sanding.
Very happy I got this.
This really works. I have made many HiFi speakers and cutting the holes is always a challenge. This really helped, I could see where my cut line is very easily. It fits my Festool router easily. Very happy with this, I have used a variety of circle cutters and this one is the easiest I’ve used.
Very Handy
I should have brought this years ago.
Another great tool that is quality from Milescraft.
Kit comes with a small & large circle jig that goes from 50mm hole/circle up to I think 1060mm hole/circle.
Both are made well, work effortlessly, and easy to use, although watch the short video from the QR Code that shows how to put these together, as it will save time reading the instructions that are a little confusing.
Also comes with a large clip on base for extra stability when edging or trimming.
Price is good, quality is good, and it does what it says it does in an easy simple way that is stable without running off the beaten track and stuffing up a good piece of board.
This is overall a great product. The issue is more with the setup/instructions and the accuracy for a complete circle.
Basically, I would recommend watching a video over following the instructions. The video on their YouTube channel did a much better job walking me through the process than the instructions. For example, it wasn’t clear that I needed to use my 1/4″ collet adaptor for the centering pin. I get that the straight bit is 1/4″ but when setting it up it was confusing.
Also, the centering bit wobbled a little within the centering jig, which probably messed up the diameter function.
Further, it wasn’t clear if I needed to use my router base’s screws to attach the jig or if I should use the included bolts (which wouldn’t fit regardless).
Finally, the inside/outside diameter stuff was confusing. Again, the video helped, but it wasn’t entirely clear what I was supposed to be thinking of when making a hole. That could also just be me.
However, once I had gotten through the setup, using it was relatively simple, and the circles it cut were overall pretty great. It uses a small wood screw to hold the center pivot down, which will wobble slightly giving radial variances. I did wish that screw was a bit beefier/longer, but since this is woodworking I’m okay with a bit of play.
I used it for making an elevated dog bowl, and for that it worked great. The attached picture is right after cutting the two holes, with just a minor bit of sanding. I also appreciate that the straight bit is included. And like I said, once it’s installed it’s pretty easy to use. Overall you should get this.