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PantographPRO Complete Routing System For Custom Made Wood Signs
- Use router to transfer custom letters, designs or images to wood
- Pentagraph reduces image size when transferred by 50%
- Includes all hardware including universal Turnlock base
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About This Product
The Milescraft PantographPRO lets you expand your routers capabilities with fingertip control. Quickly connect/disconnect your router through the TurnLock Base Plate. Anything you can print out, you can rout. The only Pantograph that comes mostly assembled right out of the box. This sign making kit gives you a complete routing system; including 3 router bits, 3 stylus tips, 2 stencil fonts and line drawings. All necessary hardware is included, all you need is your router and wood. Follow the design of the router templates with your stylus and let the router do the work.
Highlights
- Trace along any letter stencil or line drawing, while your router jig makes the same cut at a 50% reduction
- Easily controlled fingertip stylus
- Attaches easily to most routers using the included TurnLock BasePlate technology and hardware
- TurnLock Technology allows for fast tool-free guide bushing and router attachment exchanges
- Develop your own stencils using other sources such as a computer, coloring book or any other type of downloaded art
- Tough polycarbonate base plate can be modified with a drill or file to fit nonstandard routers
- Minimal assembly is required for this router jig
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Dimensions
Product Height (in.) | 3 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 28.4 in |
Details
Material | Wood |
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Power Tool Accessory Type | Jig |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Router Part/Accessory Type | Template/Guide |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Questions & Answers
Do the wood router is included it with the kit?
No, router is sold seperately. This is just the jig
What 2 fonts come with the kit?
Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot This item comes with 2 stencil fonts (Old English and Modern Writing) and Line Drawings. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future
I don’t see Kobalt routers included in compatibility chart. And what is smallest and largest size letters that it will make?
The Pantograph shrinks any tracing by 50%, and is designed to work with 8-1/2” x 11” stencils. The size of lettering has a lower limit of the corresponding router bit you decide to use. Most all Kobalt routers are compatible with our base plate.
Can you do 1-1.5" lettering? or is that too small for this?
You can do 1 inch lettering with the PantographPro. Your stencil will need to be double the height however, as the shape you trace will result in half that size being routed out.
Is it compatible with Cordless Fixed Base Trim Router from Ryobi?
Yes, this is compatible with the Ryobi P601.
Will the Dewalt 611 Compact work with the base plate?
Yes, this is compatible with the DWP611.
purchased the sign crafter sign kit what is the function of the centering pin part #30018 model 1256 metric.
Model #1206 SignCrafter (sold by Home Depot) includes part #30018 1/4" and 1/2" centering pin. This is for use when attaching and centering the base plate to your router. The part is used with routers that have a 1/4" or 1/2" collet. Milescraft also manufacturers a metric version of this kit, which also includes this part.
Will this work with a Bosch PR20EVS fixed base palm router?
The Bosch PR20EVS requires a plunge attachment for installation on the base plate.
I don’t think so . I think you would have to use a regular size router
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