Hello;
For those of you that have followed this topic I'm sorry for the delay.
This is my rosette inlaying jig.
It's made of 3/4" Birch plywood that I can clamp to any bench .
I find it easier that way.I can make a rose on any open bench this way.
There is a 3/16" steel plate inlayed in the plywood with a 9/32" hole drilled in it .
This happens tom be the size of the pin on my trammel-point attachment.
I use the steel because just a hole in the wood could become out of round very fast with the number of roses I make.
I rout the size channel I need then start fitting the pieces that I've described how to make in the first 2 installments.
The top is lined up with the drill bit.Toggle clamps hold the tops down.I use this workboard to cut the sound hole out also.The channel is routed.
