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    DB's binding jig

    Why pay $300 plus for a binding jig when you can make one yourself?

    Sure, it ain't pretty but it will do the job
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    nice one DB, so the idea is to feed the body into the router and rotate the body ? Is there enough clearance to do the binding channel around cutaways and hard to get places ?
    Why do you need so much height adjustment with your nicely cut slots in the RHS beam ? I assume you drop the router down so it sits at the body height ?
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    Yes, you feed the body around and there is enough clearance for cutaways..

    The extra height is for working on Acoustic Guitars.

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    no worries DB I thought that was the case for higher body axes/bass's.
    Nice one, must have been hard work cutting the height adjustment slots, is that RHS about 2-3mm thick ?
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    aahhh, i see it, cool and simple, thanks

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    Was easy as, Woks.
    Drill holes either end and attack with angle grinder!

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    Sometimes simple just works. Nice tool DB.

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    ah of course DB, the old angle grinder removes steel real quick !
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    And it saves me some difficult work. 👍
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    It works!

    And here we have Crusaders LP getting the treatment
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