How to make a bandsaw circle jig (step by step) 

That's awesome! Glad it helped.

Excellent!

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching

Haha, thanks.

I love that is so easy to use. Thanks for watching!

Hey, that’s a good deal. Glad it worked for you. It has come in quite handy for us.

I think you had some better plywood. Looks great!

Thank you, it has served us well.

Thanks man!

Thanks for watching, it has been quite the handy jig.

Good eye. I've since got a new table saw with a riving knife and proper guard.

Glad you liked it. It makes quick work of making a circle.

@@mainerdiy8399 a couple of questions... how deep/long was the relief cut? what is the distance from the fence to the blade? Thanks...

@@bobicard2503 The relief cut is 3” from the start of the cut, and the distance from the kerf to the left edge of the jig is about 7 5/8”. Both measurements are fairly arbitrary. The depth of the kerf is simply where my stoppers were located on the back edge of the board. The distance to the left is so I could use my second miter slot. I felt like 2 runners would give maximum stability. The most critical thing is to make your holes lined up with the the front edge of the teeth, and also pull your measurement for your hole from the right side of your kerf slot. Good luck.

@@mainerdiy8399 Thanks!

@@mainerdiy8399 ok, jig made... Works great when my band saw doesn't bind. I'll keep playing with it. Thanks again for all the info!