Circle Compass includes modified Power Grip and extension arms
for circles 13" to 90" in diameter
Some people think the Circle Compass is Tom’s best
innovation, because it puts a nearly impossible task—routing a perfect
circle—within easy reach. Start by attaching the powerful suction Grip
to your material —quick, clean and secure. Adjust the extension arms
to make any size circle from 13" to 90" in diameter. Next, attach your
router to the extension arms (fits 21⁄2–31⁄4 HP routers). Now make the
entire 360º circle in one cut. It’s really that simple. You can
readjust the extension arms and add matching pinstripes, inlays or
other custom touches.
Circle Compass
Air Compass*
#3310
$195.00
#3312
$285.00
For cabinetmaking and other woodworking…
*Please see the Air Compass… same basic design as the Circle Compass,
but this one holds securely on wood and plastic laminate - as well as solid surface!
This allows for the offset when using the
#2065 wavy bit and 3⁄4" template guide (#42024) on the counter top and
the border edge.
Be sure to hold your router the same
way for both inside and outside pieces when you’re making a border.
Border Spacer
#850 $19.00
Inside Radius Template … If there’s a better way, trust
Tom to find it.
To make a solid surface piece strong and durable, putting a 1" to 1½"
radius on an inside curve is a vast improvement over a 90º square cut.
The radius is stronger than a straight angle because it dissipates
stress instead of cracking. That means every piece you make will hold
up for years to come. (Use the outside curve and 10-870 Bit to add a
pinstripe)
This is for use anytime you need to stop a
cove backsplash; examples are by the appliance garage or for a
counter overhang. Use the Rabbet Stop to square off rounded
corners.
Rabbet Stop
#91141 $110.00
Here's How It works
Rout out a perfect area for an appliance garage
Square off the rounded corner, using a 1⁄8" bit
(#10-810) and our 3⁄4" Template Guide with Lock Nut (#42024).
■ Use the outside to rout the border piece and the inside 
