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Anatomy of the e-z pro mortise & tenon jig – General Tools and Instruments 870 v.2 User Manual

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ANATOMY OF THE E-Z PRO MORTISE & TENON JIG

Fig. 1

ANATOMY OF THE “QUICK CHANGE” ROUTER BASE
BUSHING ASSEMBLY:

Fig. 2

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MORTISE SECTION

TENON SECTION

1 - Jig Assembly

1A - Centering Marks

1B - Centering Notches

1C - Template Positioning Indicators

2 - Mortise Section Templates

2B - Template Position Rule

2C - Template Lock Screws

3 - Tenon Section Templates

4 - Centering Wall, [4A] Markings,

[4B] Serrations, [4C] Thumb Screws

5 - Face Clamp Thumb Screws

6 - Positioning Bars

6A - Positioning Bars deployed

6B - Positioning Bars retracted for storage

and cutting

7 - Face Clamps

8 - Mounting Flange

R1 - Lock Nut

R2 - 1-3/16" Router Base Guide Sleeve

R3 - 1-1/8" O.D. Router Guide Bushing for

the 1/4" Tenon (as well as for all
mortises)

R4 - Centering Pin

R5 - Flat Spanner Wrench

R6 - 7/8" O.D. Router Guide Bushing

for the 3/8" Tenon

R7 - 5/8" O.D. Router Guide Bushing

for the 1/2" Tenon

R8 - 1/4" Upcut Routing Bit

JIG ASSEMBLY

JIG ASSEMBLY IN PROFILE