3D FILE (STLs) the Ultimate 7-in-1 Trim Router Jig
Engineered for maximum versatility, this jig is designed to unlock the full potential of your trim router. Whether you're making mortises or cutting perfect circles, this all-in-one solution simplifies your workflow with precision and ease.
STL ONLY - NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED
It features:
Edge Guide & Mortising: Make accurate cuts and clean slots with total control.
Circle Cutting: Quickly cut perfect circles of any size.
Built-in Exhaust System: Keeps your work area cleaner and reduces dust.
Flush Trimming & Bushing Guide: Tackle professional-quality finish work and template routing with ease.
Customizable Fit: Designed to fit a wide range of routers—and easily adjustable for others.
Compatible with the following routers:
DEWALT: P611, DCW600
MILWAUKEE: M18 FTR
RYOBI: P601 One
BOSCH: PR20 EVS, GKF 125CEN COLT, GKF550
RIDGID: R2401, OCTANE Cordless
MAKITA: RT0701C, DRT50ZJX, XTR01Z, RT0700C, RT0702C
PORTER-CABLE: PCE6430
Fits your router too!
Easily modifiable to support virtually any trim router on the market.
Upgrade your routing setup with one compact, powerful tool—get yours today!
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Overall rating: 4.25 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"I need to update my review from 06/07/26. I ended up having to replace two different size screws. The screws for the edge guide were also too short as described in the material list. Until I got a bulk pack off Amazon from a different supplier. The new pack came from a supplier that seemed to target the 3D printing community. Their screws had slightly smaller heads and the correct length (per the list) now works."
"Printed fine. Ordered the recommmended hardware and the eight M4x8 countersunk bolts are too short. I think M4x10 will work, but will not know for sure until the new order arrives."
"I echo what Dmitry G. said. The instructions. . . I'm not sure if I would call them that? Perhaps it would be nice to have a video of him putting it together. There is a video showing much of the construction, but not all. I bit more info on the printing process would be nice. Just like on Makerworld, it would be nice to include the amount of time and the amount of filament required. A suggestion as to the kind of filament along with any other printing notes would be helpful. I'm not sure why he doesn't have any presence on Makerworld as he seems to have a couple Bambu printers."
"I love what USSA does and have been following channel on Youtube for a while. Finally bit the bullet and paid the 40$ for this particular model. Not cheap by any means. My suggestion is make a better instruction to the model as the following is not clear at all. 1. If you are printing a thicker router plate (item 5), then you do not need to print the bottom rails (item 6). 2. Heat inserts diagram is not very clear as well, especially for the 2 inserts that hold the handle as they need to be inserted from the top, not the bottom. Otherwise, great work! Thank you!"
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