Things You Can Do with the Edge-Guide:

• Box Hinges
• Door Hinges
• Door Locks
• Inlays
• Flutes & Reeds
• Laminate Trimming
• Drawer Locks
• Shelving Dadoes
• Rabbets & Dadoes
• Picture Frames
• Mortise & Tenon
• Stopped-off Flutes
• Plinth Blocks & Door Casings
• Sliding Dovetails
• Guitar Rosettes
• Drawer Construction

Circle Jig

• Parallel Dadoes
• Curved Cabinet Components
• Curved Bookcase

Ellipse Jig

• Bending Forms

The basic Edge Guide fitted with the deep profile wooden fence provides easy and repeatable settings for this frequently fussy procedure.

Usually, the trick with locks and strike plates is to place the mortise on the centerline,

(or a specific distance from the edge), of the material you are installing them in.
Again, one test cut at the approximate centerline distance will give you a starting point. Use your calipers to measure the material left on either side of the test cut and dial one-half the difference between them...your cut will be dead center.

The sample shown also features a string inlay of rosewood, installed with the basic Edge Guide.