i built a pantry type cabinet to house my drill chargers, pocket screws air nailers and a small compressor i use in the shop, the cabinet is done but now i am moving onto the doors and one drawer to finish it up, i bought a router table (rockler) and installed it on my tablesaw, leveled the plate up and set fourth making a template set up jig for the style and rails of my future doors. i made the jigs out of uhmw material so they wouldnt get mixed in with scrap wood and pitched. when making the jig and doing test cuts they met up perfectly but then when i went to do them in some oak they didnt line up well in the corners. i tried doing some micro adjusting with the router but got frustrated and put that project on hold for a while. thought about buying a router lift but i want to make it work and finish this project first with what i have, and am determined not to get beat. any helpful tips, also for were my charging station in the cabinet is i wanted to do glass doors since i put a under cabinet puck light. i was going to use lexxan but thought about tempered glass.
any help is appreaciated
brad