Milescraft 1212 SignPRO Sign Making Kit for Routers- 2.5 in. & 1.5 in. Horizontal Letters (166 templates), 1.5 in. & 2.5 in. Vertical Numbers (80 templates) - 3/8 in. Router Bit Included- Complete Kit
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Style: Durable
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material Composition | Metallic Structure |
| Manufacturer Name | Milescraft |
| Product Identifier | 1212 |
| Construction Method | Carbide-Tipped Crafting |
| Product Weight | 7.6 lbs |
| Dimensions | 18.75" x 7.25" x 3.2" |
| Manufacturing Location | China |
| Aesthetic Appearance | Glossy Black |
| Quantity per Pack | 1 Item |
| Measurement Units | Imperial System |
| Components Included | 2 Support Bridges, 2 Low Profile C-Clamps, 2 18" Letter Rails, 2 End Frames, Router Base Plate |
| Battery Use | No Need for Batteries |
| Manufacturer's Warranty | 3 Years |
| Initial Release Date | July 23, 2019 |
Frequently asked questions
The kit includes 2.5 inch and 1.5 inch horizontal letter templates. This gives you flexibility in the size of letters you can engrave with your router.
Alongside the letter templates, the kit also comes with 1.5 inch and 2.5 inch vertical number templates. It gives you a great option to create varied signage.
Yes, it does. The kit comes with a 3/8 inch router bit. You do not need to purchase any additional bits to use with the kit.
Yes, the Milescraft 1212 SignPRO Kit is a complete set. It includes templates for letters and numbers, a router bit, and all necessary guides. You just need a router and material on which you want to make sign.
Top Amazon Reviews
🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
This set of router guide reviews consistently highlight that the templates are easy to use and good for beginners as well as those creating larger productions. However, there also exist challenges such as the flexibility of stencils, lack of storage, the need for additional clamps and some issues with included clamps. Yet, these issues did not hinder the overall satisfaction of the users as the product is highly recommended over other systems available in the market.
Pros
- 👍 Easy to assemble and use even for beginners
- 👍 High utility for both individuals and professionals
- 👍 Highly recommended over other similar systems
- 👍 System has been appreciated for longevity
Cons
- 👎 Plastic templates can be easily damaged if not careful
- 👎 Some issues with clamps and securing procedures
- 👎 Lack of sufficient storage
- 👎 Limited character options
Should I Buy It?
All these reviews point towards more pros than cons, suggesting that this product is a worthwhile buy, particularly for anyone starting out in woodworking or for those who undertake larger projects. Do remember the points raised by users around the need for care when handling the plastic templates and the possible need for additional clamps.
Style: Durable
If a guy like me who’s full time job is working with computers for a living can do this, then chances are you can too ;)… I’ve only recently started discovering that I like working with wood. Started putting together a little workshop in my garage and decided to play with a router and lettering just these past few days, for real. Got these templates last week and this is my first sign. Practiced a few letters on a piece of scrap to get the hang of it and before long, I was able to do this like a pro. Word of advice if you use the rail jointers is that the rails will not keep straight and letters will fall out (big mess with that router), so use small clamps to keep rails straight. I got better results simply working on smaller sections at a time instead of one long line at once (not sure if that made sense).
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by SMT SMT
Style: Durable
i got the 1212 sign pro right away and unpacked it it was missing one of the screws on the end frame so i let milescraft know on their website they sent an end frame assembly out right away at no charge with no fuss i got the jig put together and used it it is easy to use works like its supposed its good quality with exelent service i will continue to buy their products
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2021 by Ignacio M.
Style: Durable
This is a great system. 4 take-aways. 1- The templates are plastic so be careful. 2- It is best to use a plunge router. 3- If you are making a large sign add another clamp to the center, or the extended rails will bow slightly. 4- Use a cheap piece of wood for your first attempt. My first attempt was met with utter failure. I tried to make a large sign using the extended rails. there is a slight bow in the center and it will make the letters/numbers look odd. when you have it measured out put a clamp just right of center, and when you get near it move it to left of center and move on. This will remove the bowing effect. Don't expect to do well on your first try, and keep in mind that these are plastic templates, and you are using a bit that can ruin them easily if you dont use care. This is where I say a plunge router would be best. Some cheaper routers are harder to see if you are in the template or not, and when you turn it on you just gouged your template. I highly recommend this over the other systems I have seen. Others seem to take too many steps, or just looks difficult in their intricacy. This can be a system that can be used for many years. I would like to see the option to purchase more symbols, and maybe individual letters. You get 2 of almost every letter, 4 of a couple others. Creating a sign for some names out require more variety of letters. Still this is in my opinion the best sign making kit out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2022 by t.Deglow
Style: Durable
Works fine...
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by Pam Farmer
Style: Durable
The media could not be loaded. I have been wanting to get into making some fun signs for a while. I have had this Bosch Colt router for years but have always been a little bit intimidated by it. This kit works great. I clamped it done and screwed the ends down as well. Never moved at all. First time I tried it I got great results in a piece of pine. Great buy for the price. If you are making a word with more than 2 of the same characters, you’ll need to purchase an extra set of numbers.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by Richard G. Evansii
Style: Durable
I have used these before . . some one borrowed some parts and so I had t ore order the entire set
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by Lynne S.
Style: Durable
Got this as a new hobby. Have made a few signs with it so far. Have only tried pine. Planning on hard woods once I get better at it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by Cocoapuff
Style: Durable
The concept is good, but obviously profits were more important than adding a few more quality features. First, this thing needs to have tiny holes, chips, markers, ruler, etc., on both top, bottom, and both sides which will allow to easily center the finished, routed letters both vertically and horizontally on a piece of wood with drawn lines. Also, the letters are too thin, and many letters are flimsy and way too flexible to maintain their position in the rails provided. The tolerances are too loose and many letters flex up or down when all the screws are tightened down. I actually routed a five-letter name where the right-side spacers flexed and the fourth letter moved to the right about 1/8th of an inch. Also, it can be difficult to see and follow the router and create unintentional cuts outside the intended letter lines. I believe the collet should fit tighter in the letter slots as well which would keep the router bit on track. The provided bits are cheap and dulls after very little cutting time. Lastly, contrary to the instructions, the bit only makes clean cuts when cutting 3/16 in or less into the surface. I'm largely disappointed, but I intend to keep trying and perhaps get this down to a fine science, since I've used it and can't return it at this point.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2021 by Richard Ogden