Finally a jigsaw circle jig for woodworking that can be easily adjusted. With a ruler we adjust the radius of the circle that we want to cut in the wood and we can now cut it with the jigsaw. To make the base of this woodworking jig I use 8mm thick methacrylate. Some strips of plywood and a wooden block work as a sliding system to adjust the radius. And a small bearing and one screw work as the pivot point of the jig. Thanks to this new design I can make a mark on the wooden block and I can use it to easily adjust the radius of any circle that I want to cut.

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See how to make the jig with bearings for perfect vertical cuts:
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This is the drill stand that I use in the video:
https://geni.us/soport5027-wolfcraft-1 (Amazon)

Some quick clamps similar to the ones in the video:
https://geni.us/apr-rapid-wolfcraft-1 (Amazon)

And here you can find some long jigsaw blades:
https://geni.us/t344df-bosch-1 (Amazon)

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