Doing stopped cuts on the router table is a great way to cut the concealed grooves that hold box bottoms. But lowering a board on a spinning router bit has always made me nervous. So I came up with a process that I’m more comfortable with.
Don't be fooled by its small size. This portable router table packs in a lot of big-time features. Just like its bigger brothers, putting a compact router in a table adds to its versatility.
The simplicity of a router allows it to adapt to all kinds of operations. By making some accessories, you can open up new options for using your router. Chris Fitch shares a few router bases that are made for mortising, trimming and planing boards.
John concludes his drill press table build by sharing a few add-ons that can make your time at the drill press easier. This handful of accessories are useful on any drill press table that you have.
