I love the threaded rod radius adjustment method you use on this, and other projects. It's so simple and works perfectly. Keep the great ideas coming!

Jack, you are an asset to the senior community. Your energy, ingenuity, and enthusiasm inspires one to want to create. Keep up the good work!

Awesome, Jack. The snaps for the swivel point was brilliant!

Smart and simple idea! First time I've seen those snapping pieces!

Nice build Jack - This is a really good jig for creating circle cuts.

By far the best circle cutting jig I have seen to date! Thank you Jack!

Lots of cool techniques Jack with the jigsaw base, making your own extended drill bit, dowel for the center pivot, bandsaw sled, threaded rod and coupling nut adjuster and the snap swivel. You put it all together in one video. So much to take in. Thanks once again for sharing.

I love watching your ideas come into fruition. Well done!

smart idea, the snap button! thanks for sharing. cheers.

The idea of using a snap for the center is genius. I am definitely going to steal that idea. Thanks for the videos.

Great idea using the snaps!

Awesome jig, Jack! Using the snaps was a great idea.

Very interesting use with the snaps. Has never crossed my mind to use snaps for any wood working jigs. Very Creative.

This is absolutely GENIUS!!!

Very good jig!

That snap idea is genius! Great video.

Thanks Jack, the snaps are a great idea. thumbs up!

Jack, great and useful build, good idea using the snaps. Thank you.

good idea Jack!

Wooden dowel and snaps was just the tip I needed. Thanks

Ok okkkkk. That snap feature is genius!! When I saw you snap it in, I literally said "nooooo wayyyy!!" Well done sir

amazing jig hopefully i can get this made over the weekend and try it out

Great idea Jack! Thanks for sharing!

Really nice project Jack!!! I never would have thought of using the snap to lock the center of the jig. Thanks for sharing!!

Excellent idea. Congratulations on the job. Thank you for sharing.

People should copy this idea Fast, Like Yesterday/ There's already over 1400 folks had the same idea. I'm saving the video because I want to make one myself, Amazing idea..Thanks Jack for an idea that will really make a good tool/jig with that design and dandy assistant. Longer rod you are unlimited !!

That is so simple yet very clever. I would never have thought of that. Thank you for sharing it.

Cool design. The snap idea is very clever. And I like that you don't have to have a center hole.

thanks for sharing!!! I would have never thought of that on my own, insightful and informative

Great minds bring great ideas. Thanks Jack. I always look forward to your videos and the way you take something that could be complicated and make it simple.

Jack, Love your creations.

A really useful jig Jack, and once again, very well explained. Take care Mike

Another great video Jack. Thanks!

Hi Jack, That's a great jig! I especially like the snap idea. Simple, but elegant!

Pretty cool Jack!

Using snaps is genius. I am always amazed of the ideas you come up with.

Thanks for the video. Ingenious!

Jack, you have done it again! I made one to cut speaker baffle holes for 15" woofers. Mine was not adjustable. Your's is much better! Thankz

Another great idea and video!! Thanks so much for sharing with us Jack!!! W

Great Jig Jack! As usual, you come up with the most inventive ideas!.......Steve

Very creative Jack!! The homemade drill you whipped up was impressive and I think the snaps were a great idea!!

Mind blowing Jack...Wizard Extrodinar!

Great idea Jack. Congratulations

Great jig for circles larger than the band saw can handle.

It looks like it's really a snap using your snap jig. COOL!!!

Great as ever jack keep the projects coming

Always creative, fun to watch and always learning, thanks.

Very clever Jack. Thanks for the video.

The snap is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Merci pour le partage Jack j'adore vos vidéos car vous conjuguer la simplicité avec une explication très détaillée , sans oublier les nombreuses astuces de fabrication ( bouton pression , reglage du rayon par pas de vis etc .....) Bravo et Merci encore , Kenavo.

Awesome design solution Jack! Keep up the awesome videos. Take care.

Hey! That's pretty cool Jack. I can see that coming in real handy.

Using those snaps is a great idea! :-)

Great project, simple and very effective!Thanks for sharing,Cheers, Bram.

Nice idea Jack!

great idea Jack. well done. as usual

Very clever sistem with the snappers!! I understand It will be very important to align the threaded rod with the blade to avoid "drifting" right? have you tested that? thanks for sharing!

Nagyon ugyes vagy és keratív sokkal jobb megoldás mint a full fa karosok. Wery good work and way more nice solution as the others here ,greetung from Hungary!

Very interesting jig! Thanks for sharing!

sweet! I made a dirty one months ago. same jigsaw holding thing glued to thin scrap (Jacks threaded rod) and then nailed the runner piece to the center and bam! I like this idea very much though jack good job

>smiles< Your bandsaw blade guides look like little eyes watching you work!

pretty cool Jack

excellent Jack, as usual!

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Great jig idea ! Thanks for sharing. Although I see you are getting some deflection in the blade !

Thanks for the quick tip on how to easily use an entire woodshop to cut a circle when you only have a jigsaw.

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Amazing Jig！　Snap-on is good.

Thank you for another marvellous

Great idea, thanks for sharing.!

Really great video, the snap is killer brilliant, countersunk...deserving an award. Thanks for your time and dedication. I learn something new every visit.

Great work; love the snap idea! My only change would be adding a nut on the other side of the post as well, so the thread is locked & the post is "sandwiched." That way the jigsaw won't move from OR toward the post & you can just spin it. 👍

Great jig great idea!!!

Very cool!

Thanks. Instead of a dowel for the spindle, I used a piece of 2x2; with all flat surfaces, I was able to use wing nuts, washers, and T-nuts at both ends (spindle & sled) for a simpler build. Now, on to cutting a 14" circle for my son's bass guitar speaker cabinet...

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Muito bom o seu trabalho. Parabéns!!!

cool! that will come in handy,thank you

oh man, i can cut you the same circles at any size/thickness using the same jigsaw but half the you did and with nothing like those improvisions, nice and clean!

Great job, really nice project

Fantastic simple and useful idea as usual.

really like the snap idea

Awsome. It's just an awsome job.

very good. A hug from Brazil

Awesome idea!

ottima idea. Bravo!

I've seen several circle cutting jigs, but this is the first one for jigsaw. Very nice! One question: I would have opted for a threaded insert to go in the dowel piece instead of squeezing a hex nut in. Was there any reason for that, other than simply using what was handy?

Muy original Jack, saludos desde las Islas Canarias ( España)

very cool idea. awesome video thank you

My first thought was, that snap button might get worn out over time, then i went over to my second thought, its super easy to switch out x). love it, think outside the box!

Parabéns excelente show 👏👏👏👏

brilliant! Thanks for sharing :)

Nice job!

It was very much help full we can make exact size cutting Thank you.

فكرة جيدة و ذكية = Nice idea thank you

wishes great man wonderful ideas

obrigado pela dica, hoje aprendi mais uma ideia para confeccionar círculos em madeira

Nice!

Very nice as usual, Jack. I wonder if it would be beneficial to be able to slightly angle the saw to the center.