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Know where to drill the holes in your shelf

The routing jig is also a template to guide you in where to drill the holes in the back of your shelf for the bracket rods.  There are notches in the routing jig that fits with the drilling jig just like putting two pieces of a jig saw puzzle together

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The  routing jig - A TEMPLATE FOR YOUR DRILLING JIG

THE ROUTING JIG AND DRILLING JIG FITS TOGETHER LIKE TWO PUZZLE PIECES

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The Routing Jig  is used to guide you in routing the back of your shelf .  The purpose of routing your shelf is to allow your bracket to be recessed in your shelf — allowing your shelf to sit flush against the wall.  Important note: This tool is not needed if you are purchasing a shelf kit, your shelf will be pre-routed.  This tool is only used if you are building your own shelf and using our bracket. 

Eliminate the gap between shelf and wall

Different Routing Jigs for Different Brackets

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DIY Routing Jig 

5 day production time
Use our routing jig as a template to route straight lines into the back of your shelf to allow your shelf bracket to be recessed into the shelf.  This allows your shelf to be mounted flush against the wall so there is no gap between the shelf and the wall. 
2 wood screws are included to fasten the routing jig to the back of your shelf. 
We recommend using a 3/4" diameter x 5/16" deep router bit to router the back of your shelf.  If needed, you can order a router bit from us by clicking here. 
 Important note:  Drill the holes in your shelf for the support rods BEFORE you router the back of your shelf. The reason for this is because our drilling guide will not fit inside the perimeter of your routed edge.  To drill the holes for the support rods, we recommend using our auger bits to ensure you drill the correct size. Click here to purchase the needed auger bit.  

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DIY Routing Jig for DIY Brackets

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Use this jig for Studlock DIY Brackets

Ultra Routing Jig 

5 day production time
Use our routing jig as a template to route straight lines into the back of your shelf to allow your shelf bracket to be recessed into the shelf.  This allows your shelf to be mounted flush against the wall so there is no gap between the shelf and the wall. 
2 wood screws are included to fasten the routing jig to the back of your shelf. 
We recommend using a 3/4" diameter x 5/16" deep router bit to router the back of your shelf.  If needed, you can order a router bit from us by clicking here. 
 Important note:  Drill the holes in your shelf for the support rods BEFORE you router the back of your shelf. The reason for this is because our drilling guide will not fit inside the perimeter of your routed edge.  To drill the holes for the support rods, we recommend using our auger bits to ensure you drill the correct size. Click here to purchase the needed auger bit. 

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Ultra Routing Jig for Ultra Brackets

Use this jig for Studlock Ultra Brackets

Mantel Routing Jig 

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Mantel Routing Jig for Mantel Brackets

Use this routing jig for Mantel Brackets

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Eliminate the gap between shelf and wall

Different Routing Jigs for Different Brackets

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