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SmallCircleCompass™
Using your router, you can cut circles from 1.5” to 12″ in diameter.
Using your router, you can cut circles from 1.5” to 12″ in diameter.
$32.99
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SmallCircleCompass™ - Replacement Parts
- 30018 - 1/4″ & 1/2″ Centering Pin $1.65
- 30114 - 5/8″ Metal Nose Bushing (long) $3.84
- 30681 - Universal Base Plate $9.89
- 70175 - 1/4″ Straight Router Bit $9.89
- 60054 (For 1219) - CircleGuide Head Sub Assembly $9.89
- 60179 - Small Circle Jig Sub Assembly $13.19
- 60016 - Base Plate Mounting Screws $2.08
- 70221 - Brad Point Drill Bit (#10) $2.19
Expand the capabilities of your router with the SmallCircleCompass™. Cut small circles from 1-1/2” (38mm) in diameter to 12” (305mm) in diameter. With the included universal TurnLock™ base plate, the SmallCircleCompass™ is compatible with almost any router.
SmallCircleCompass™ Features
- Built-in imperial and metric scales, with an easy readout window for setting the diameter of both your inside and outside cuts
- Quickly and easily attaches to the included TurnLock™ circle guide head
- Cuts circles from 1.5″ to 12″ in diameter
Equipped With The Patented TurnLock™ Technology
- Allows for fast tool-free guide bushing and router attachment exchanges
- Thumb-activated lock/release mechanism enhances speed and safety when changing tools
- The TurnLock™ base plate accepts all Milescraft® bushings
Ingrid Glover
Verified ownerI’ve used it a couple times but haven’t had a chance to use it for bigger circles but it seems to work well
2 years ago
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I’ve used it a couple times but haven’t had a chance to use it for bigger circles but it seems to work well