Cut perfect circles using the Milescraft circle guide DIY 

Thanks, that helped a lot

I purchased this kit on Amazon Canada for a very reasonable price of ~ $55.00 CAD. I adapted it to my Bosh Mr23EVS plunge base router by adding 2 extra holes in the base plate. I made a few experimental bowls and discovered that the very small wood screw that holds the router in place was getting loose as the device was rotating and did not produce accurate circles. I solved the problem by drilling a 4mm hole in the work and using a bolt type screw of 15mm length which gave me a more secure fit and accurate circles. If Milescraft could develop a better way to secure the device other than a 1/2 " wood screw, this jig would be the best router tool on the market.

Thanks mate super helpful

Great Job! I'm a yank(USA). 1" rules ha! I am retired cabinet, trim, and rough frame carpenter for 40 + years. Your presentation was very simple, clear, and to the point. Again, good job keep up the good work. Michael

Would be nice if the center pivot would lock so you don’t need to hold it down

At 9:52 you place the wrong end into the base. The instructions say to put the end with the lowest number in there.

Doesn't work with DeWalt palm router