2 Pack Router Corner Radius Jig Template

Router Corner Radius Jig — Precision Round Corner Template Set for Woodworking

Stop free-handing rounded corners. The Bivarlo Router Corner Radius Jig gives you eight perfectly machined corner templates — from a tight R10 to a sweeping R50 — so every corner on every project is identical, repeatable, and clean. Whether you’re a professional cabinetmaker producing dozens of doors or a DIY builder making a single tabletop, this corner radius jig eliminates guesswork and delivers consistent results every time.

What Is a Router Corner Radius Jig?

A router corner radius jig is a template you place on the corner of your workpiece. You then run a corner router bit — typically a flush-trim bit with a top-mounted bearing — along the curved edge of the template. The bearing follows the jig while the bit cuts the wood to match, producing a perfect rounded corner at the exact radius you selected.

Without a corner jig router template, achieving consistent rounded corners requires a compass, careful marking, and steady freehand routing — a process that’s slow, imprecise, and produces varying results across multiple pieces. With a router corner radius jig, the entire process takes under 30 seconds per corner.

CNC-Machined Aluminum — Not Plastic

The Bivarlo router corner radius jig is milled from solid aluminum alloy on a CNC machine. This matters for two reasons. First, the template edge is the guide for your corner router bit bearing — any flex or imprecision in the template translates directly to an imprecise cut. Aluminum alloy doesn’t flex. Second, the template survives repeated clamping, impact, and workshop use without cracking, chipping, or losing its shape. Plastic corner radius jigs work initially but degrade quickly under the friction of the router bit bearing.

8 Sizes — From Subtle to Dramatic

Different projects demand different corner radii. A kitchen cabinet door typically uses R10 to R15 for a subtle softening of the corner. A children’s toy or piece of garden furniture might use R30 to R50 for a larger, safer curve. A tabletop or desk edge often lands at R20 to R25. The Bivarlo radius jig router set covers all eight sizes most commonly needed in residential cabinetry, furniture making, and general woodworking — so you’re never reaching for a jig you don’t have.

Compare this to the Woodpeckers corner radius quick jig, which offers a similar range but at a significantly higher price point and in fewer sizes per set. The Bivarlo router corner radius jig delivers the full R10–R50 range at workshop-ready aluminum quality for a fraction of the cost.

Why Choose the Bivarlo Router Corner Radius Jig?

Works as a Marking Template Too

You don’t always need a router. The corner radius jig works equally well as a marking template — hold it in place and trace the arc with a pencil, then cut with a jigsaw, band saw, or belt sander. This makes the set useful even when you’re working with thin materials too delicate for routing, or when you need to mark dozens of pieces for batch cutting before routing.

Compatible with All Major Router Brands

The Bivarlo corner jig router template works with any handheld router or router table setup from DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, Festool, Milwaukee, Ryobi, and all other standard brands. All you need is a flush-trim corner router bit with a top or bottom bearing — the most common and inexpensive pattern bit available.

Repeatable Results Across the Whole Project

The biggest problem with freehand corner routing is inconsistency. Corner one and corner twenty look different. With the Bivarlo router corner radius jig, every corner is guided by the same machined aluminum template — corner one and corner one hundred are identical. This consistency is what separates professional-looking work from amateur work, and it’s built into every pass with this jig.