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a plunge router and jasper jig for the mofo win  :^

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on the Jasper jig itself, there is a chart of sizes in 1/8"  incriments, from 7"- 24" or something like that, and depending on what size you need, there is a little 1/8" pin you press in to the hole, and drill a 1/8" hole in the center of where you want to cut... once you see it, and use it once, you will realize its the best investment in wood working, next to a great router, and a good set of useable router bits    :^

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the jasper is the sh!t. It takes about 1/2 the time of a jig saw. Grab you a plung router and the jasper jig drill a 1/4" pilot hole and set the pin in the jig to what ever size circle you want and get to makin some dust!!! :^

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befor I bought my jasper my jigsaw cuts always looked alittle oval in stead of round. lol :R

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The perfect circle

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where the hell do I get a Jasper,and how much are they

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