Mouse Hole Jig-It® for Movable Louvered Shutters

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45352
A simple Jig-It® precisely dimensioned to rout the "mouse hole" into the top rail of your hand-made shutters. More details
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A simple Jig-It® precisely dimensioned to rout the "mouse hole" into the top rail of your hand-made shutters. The mouse hole is a small open-ended mortise that the shutter control arm swings into when the louvers are closed. Simple to use with a standard 1-3/8" template guide, just clamp and rout. The sturdy transparent jig makes it easy to line up with your pencil marks.

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Features:

  • The Mouse Hole Jit-It routs a pocket either 3/8" W or 5/8" W; the required dimension is provided with the Shutter Design Wizard Custom Shutter Plans on Rockler.com
  • Designed to be used with a 3/8" or 5/8" straight bit, depending on the desired mouse hole size, and a 5/8" template guide (#30933, sold separately)
  • The 3/8" mouse hole is for the 1-1/4" louvered movable shutters and the 5/8" mouse hole is for the 2-1/2" and 3-1/2" movable shutters
  • Be sure to rout the mouse hole before assembling your shutters. This way, your shutter rails will never be too short for the Jig-It®.

(1) Mouse Hole Jig-It® for Moveable Louvered Shutters

More Information
Brand Rockler
Weight 0.35
Unit of Measure KT

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