Rutlands router jig for small items

[brocher]

Has anyone seen this before? And if so did you think it was a useful gadget to have, as I do sometimes wonder if something like this would be useful for me to use with my table. The video makes it look easy and simple to use, but is it that good? And will it last?

Or should I just make something myself?

Thanks

https://www.rutlands.com/products/r...rce=Rutlands Ltd&dm_i=6YCG,YCJO,4YOWX,4BY82,1

 

[Mickjay]

For small stuff I use an old wooden clamp, the type with 2 threaded rods, especially useful for odd shapes. I don't know if there's a specific name for them, but picture below (hopefully).

 

[brocher]

For small stuff I use an old wooden clamp, the type with 2 threaded rods, especially useful for odd shapes. I don't know if there's a specific name for them, but picture below (hopefully).

Thanks - that's useful for bearing cutter use I would have thought. My dada was an engineer and I have some metal parallel jaw clamps like those which might work in the same way.

The Rutlands kit is interesting as it suggests it will work with a fence, which is quite useful

 

[Tris]

To me it appears to be a solution looking for a problem. I'm not seeing anything you couldn't do with the mitre fence and some clamps, or Mickjays clamps and a push stick