Vacuum & Router Support for Leigh Super 18x22 Dovetail Jig

Description

Chips and sawdust are drawn into the vacuum chute and down through the vacuum hose. The revolutionary LEIGH VRS (vacuum and router support) is the waste control and router support for your LEIGH dovetail jig. The router is positioned between the adjustable control arms that are fitted to suite any size router base and attached to the vacuum chute below. The vacuum chute glides effortlessly from side to side on nylon rollers and automatically follows the router when routing the joint or when the router is parked off to the side. The chute is always in the position to catch the chips being thrown out by the high-speed router bit action. Chips and sawdust are drawn into the vacuum chute and down through the vacuum hose. It comes complete with two adaptors to fit all popular vacuum hose sizes from 1 inch to 2-1/2 inch. All mounting hardware is included. Easily attaches without jig modification. The revolutionary LEIGH VRS (vacuum and router support) is the waste control and router support for your LEIGH dovetail jig. Easily attaches without jig modification. It comes complete with two adaptors to fit all popular vacuum hose sizes from 1 inch to 2-1/2 inch. The chute is always in the position to catch the chips being thrown out by the high-speed router bit action. All mounting hardware is included. The vacuum chute glides effortlessly from side to side on nylon rollers and automatically follows the router when routing the joint or when the router is parked off to the side.

Key Features

• The revolutionary LEIGH VRS (vacuum and router support) is the waste control and router support for your LEIGH dovetail jig.
• It comes complete with two adaptors to fit all popular vacuum hose sizes from 1 inch to 2-1/2 inch.
• The chute is always in the position to catch the chips being thrown out by the high-speed router bit action.
• The router is positioned between the adjustable control arms that are fitted to suite any size router base and attached to the vacuum chute below.
• Chips and sawdust are drawn into the vacuum chute and down through the vacuum hose.
• The vacuum chute glides effortlessly from side to side on nylon rollers and automatically follows the router when routing the joint or when the router is parked off to the side.