How To Make A Stopped Dado Jig For Any Router

Everyone loves a good woodworking jig, especially when it's made out of scrap wood. For this router jig I needed to make dados specifically for inset shelving dividers in a carcass I'm building for a media console. This stop dado jig can be built to suit any woodworking router and is adjustable for the width of your material. Full build plans for the woodworking jig are available on lazyguydiy.com/how-to-make-a-stopped-dado-jig-f…

00:28 - Measuring the router plate
01:13 - Sizing up router guide
01:26 - Adjustable slides prep
01:58 - Adjustable slide assembly
02:16 - Router jig set up and surface prep
02:39 - Micro-adjustments for stopped dados
03:08 - Stopped Dado Router jig in use
03:40 - Chisel Clean up
04:08 - Inline Dado dry fit

This video has been sponsored by The Home Depot ProSpective Tool Review.

Tools used:
*Router for jig: Triton 3.25 HP Dual Mode Router: homedepot.sjv.io/j3WZe
*3/4" Straight Cut or Mortising Router Bit
*1/4" Straight Cut Router Bit
*DeWALT 20v Max XR Drill Driver: homedepot.sjv.io/YOkRB
*DeWALT 20v Max XR 18 Gauge Brad Nailer: homedepot.sjv.io/74Bad
*DeWALT Folding Portable Workbench: homedepot.sjv.io/G7yjL
*T-Bolt and 5 Star Stud Knob kit: homedepot.sjv.io/0bB9E
*CA Glue & Activator: starbond.com/?rfsn=4627545.ea04f7
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