Shaper Origin Grid Locator

When creating a grid on the Shaper Origin handheld CNC machine, the company advises temporarily replacing the router bit with an engraving bit mounted upside down in the Shaper's router. It functions as a steel rod to touch off the edges of the workpiece. After locating the new grid on your workpiece, you reinstall the bit you want to cut with and Z-touch before proceeding. This is tedious.

This Shaper Origin Grid Locator replaces the Shaper's router for this operation, holding a .25" steel rod in the right place for locating the grid against the edges of the workpiece. Just unplug, loosen, and slide the router out, insert the Locator, tighten the collar, and create your grid. Then reverse. No unmounting/remounting of router bits or need to Z-touch again. It's much faster, especially if you replace the Shaper's clamping screw with a ratcheting M5-15 lever knob such as these from McMaster-Carr (https://www.mcmaster.com/products/ratchet-handles/adjustable-hand