Rockler Benchtop Board Flattening Jig (for Smaller Slabs)

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60808

Perfectly sized to fit on a workbench or shop stand for routing flat faces on smaller slabs, end-grain cutting boards or resin charcuterie boards—no need for a big drum sander!

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Working with live edge slabs can yield truly unique projects that showcase swirling continuous grain. But without a very large planer and jointer, flattening and smoothing a rough slab can be very difficult indeed. That's where our Benchtop Board Flattening Jig really shines. Set it up on a flat, level stand measuring at least 25'' x 40'' and set up your slab inside the frame. The precision guide rails, along with the low-friction carriage and trolley let you guide your router over the entirety of the surface, machining it flat and smooth—no need for a big planer or drum sander! Not only that, since you're using a router bit with a shearing action, tear-out during slab flattening is almost completely eliminated, meaning much less sanding.

Benchtop Board Flattening Mill Details:

  • Designed to help you rout two flat, parallel faces on workpieces up to 18'' wide x 28'' long and up to 1-3/4'' thick (thicker workpieces are possible if spacers are used)
  • Rigid extruded aluminum base rails attach to work surface with included hardware—slots in rails allow fine-tuning to get rails perfectly parallel
  • Great for smaller slabs, endgrain cutting boards, resin charcuterie boards and epoxy pours
  • Reinforced plastic router carriage with low-friction pads glides on rigid aluminum cross rails for smooth motion
  • Safety catches on router sled and trolley latch onto hook profile of rails to prevent lifting during routing
  • Clear acrylic router baseplate is pre-drilled for mounting most popular mid-sized routers (see below)
  • Baseplate mounts to reinforced plastic router sled, which features ergonomic handholds for excellent control
  • Steel end caps prevent router sled and trolley from traveling too far
  • Includes everything but the router, router bit and workpiece
  • Maximum 1-1/2'' diameter spoilboard router bit recommended
  • Requires at least a 25'' x 40'' flat, level work surface

Baseplate is pre-drilled for the following mid-sized routers:

  • Bosch 1617 and 1618, 1619 and 1619EVS
  • DeWalt DW616, DW618 and DW625
  • Festool OF 1400
  • Hitachi/Metabo M12VC
  • Makita 1100 series
  • Porter-Cable 100, 690 series, 890 series, 7529 and 8529
  • Skil RT1322-00 and RT1323-00

Rockler Benchtop Board Flattening Jig (for smaller slabs)
(2) Aluminum Cross Rails
(2) Aluminum Base Rails
(2) Cross Rail End Caps
(4) Base Rail End Caps
(2) Glide Bases
(1) Router Baseplate
(1) Router Carriage
(1) Complete Set of Assembly Hardware

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Brand Rockler
Weight 14.00
Tech Spec
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Materials: Glass-reinforced ABS, steel, extruded aluminum, UHMW polyethylene
  • Maximum Slab Width: 18''
  • Maximum Slab Length: 28''
  • Maximum Slab Thickness: 1-3/4'' (even thicker with shims under rails; see instructions)
  • Overall Footprint: 25'' x 40''
  • Maximum Recommended Router Bit Diameter: 1-1/2''
  • Recommended Shank Diameter: 1/2''

Baseplate is pre-drilled for the following routers:

  • Bosch 1617 and 1618, 1619 and 1619EVS
  • DeWalt DW616, DW618 and DW625
  • Festool OF 1400
  • Hitachi M12VC
  • Makita 1100 series
  • Porter-Cable 100, 690 series, 890 series, 7529 and 8529
  • Skil RT1322-00 and RT1323-00
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