I bet most of those guys use the same source, the tdowns drawing available here on the main HD page as a sticky.Ĭlick to expand.Oh yes, then you absolutely are! That's great - with access to a ROSS I would not even consider spending money on a template. I'd look at ebay and read the user remarks about the templates. Stewmac bits are really high quality bits. You can see through plexi templates which is a plus. A 1/2" template bit takes a smaller initial bite than a 1" long one does, and since stewmac was the first one to sell a bit for template routing, I just got accustomed to using their bits and plastic templates.
I just fix them with plastic wood or epoxy if they get dinged up. I used commercial bodies and rigged up a pin router attachment for my router table to cut them. My tele, strat, and p bass templates are all 1/4 void free plywood. It's pretty much what you feel comfortable with using. I had a machinist buddy make me templates out of aluminum. I've used pine and poplar with great success. Any void free sheet goods can be made into a template with the right tools to process it.
You'll get people telling you all sorts of stuff about templates mostly from their personal preferences.
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