Guitar Binding Router Jig

Name: Guitar Binding Router Jig
Brand: Crimson Guitars

Crimson Guitars

£159.99

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Guitar Binding Router Jig Perfect for cutting binding and purfling channels on carved top and acoustic guitars. F ollows your guitar body when cutting, so you can always get perfectly squared binding channels. Four body support brackets included which can adjust horizontally for different guitar body shapes. Carriage track is height adjustable and bearing tensions can be adjusted. Please note: You will need to construct a base board and a guitar body base to fix the body support blocks to. The jig does not include the base or the router. Two threaded T nut inserts and screws are provided for m

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Registered at Companies House as CRIMSON GUITARS LIMITED, number 08479886. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Guitar Binding Router Jig

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