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use a 16 inch piece of plastic off of an old refrigerator

0:47

attached all my paper stencil

1:33

cut out all my letters on the table

2:35

pre-drill some circles in all the corners of the letters

3:03

transferred them on to a scrap piece of wood

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trim these down on either side of all the letters

4:17

test it on each of the pieces

4:37

kept little tick marks connecting all the pieces

5:15

filled some of the knot cracks with epoxy

6:15

draw a straight line across the top of my board

6:36

added double-sided tape to the back

7:32

switch out style bushing set

8:30

bushings that come with the set

8:45

take the base off of your old router

9:26

use the centering pin

10:10
Woodworking: Make Custom Router Letter Stencils // How -To
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2017Apr 30
Check out this link to our other Youtube video where we show you how we made the sign using our custom router stencils    • How To Make An LED Sign   In this video I go through the process of making letter stencils to be used with a router and brass guide bushing kit in order to make custom signs. With this technique you can make as many homemade stencils as you like for any type sign, and the beauty of the process is the stencils can be reused infinitely, and on any sign you can think off. The stencils make laying out the sign process quick as well. Check out the companion video to this once where we used the homemade stencils and some LED battery powered lights for make a sign. Find Us Here: Website: www.honeybadgerwoodworks.com Facebook:   / honeybadgerwoodworks1   Pinterest:   / honeybadgerwood   ETSY: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoneyBadger... Instagram:   / honeybadgerwoodworks   Specifications for this project:
  • Font- HighTower Text
  • PT - 400
  • 5/16 - Bushing
  • 1/8 inch Spiral Cutting Bit
  • 1/8 spacing on either side of the letters on the pattern
  • Pattern material at least 1/4 inch thick
  • Pattern material 6 inches tall
Check out the blog on our website for a drawing of the stencil measurements

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