Porter Cable 4212 12" Deluxe Dovetail Jig
SKU: portercable-4212-p
Model: 4212
$194.99
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Product Overview
12" Deluxe Dovetail Jig
The Porter-Cable 4200 series dovetail jig will help you cut Through Dovetails, Rabbeted Half-Blind Dovetails, Box or finger and Dovetail Dado joints efficiently. The 4200 series also has the capability to cut more advanced joints like dovetails that skip pins, wood hinges, end-to-end joints, various types of angle joints, and joints with inlays.
- Handles stock 1/4" to 1 1/8" thick
- Patent pending alignment lines and router bit depth stop allow for quick, easy set-up
- Heavy-duty cam-type clamps with sandpaper-backed locking bars provide solid grip of wood
- CNC machined aluminum templates provide superior accuracy
- Cuts through dovetails, box joints, half-blind dovetails, rabbeted half-blind dovetails, and dovetail dadoes
- Additional template available to create miniature dovetails
In The Box
- One (1) Dovetail jig
- One (1) Through Dovetail/Box Joint Combo Template (4213)
- One (1) Half-blind/dado combo template (4211)
- One (1) 1/2" shank carbide-tipped dovetail bit #43776PC
- One (1) 1/2" shank carbide-tipped straight bit #43743PC
- One (1) Template guide #42040
- One (1) Template guide #42046
- Two (2) lock nuts #42237
- One (1) Operating manual
Product Specifications
SKU
portercable-4212-p
Model
4212
UPC / ISBN
Brand
Porter Cable
Shipping Weight
25.0 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
3 Years
Return Policy
90 Days
Package Type
Set
Addl Specs
- Base: 1/8 Inch Stamped Steel
- Clamps: Cam-Action 3/4 Inch Steel
- Max. Stock Width: 12 Inches
- Max. Stock Thickness: 1-1/8 Inches
- Standard Template: Half-Blind/Dado Combo Template & Through Dovetail/Box Joint Combo Template
- Shipping Dimensions
- Length: 22-7/8 Inches
- Width: 12-3/8 Inches
- Height: 11.3/8 Inches
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