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The router is perhaps the most versatile of any woodworking tool. You can use it to do everything from shaping simple edge profiles to cutting complex joinery.
A hand-held router and jig can make life easy for creating smooth dadoes and grooves. Plus, this handy jig has … Read More
Routing across the end of the workpiece brings all kinds of considerations: safety, workpiece control, preventing tearout, and keeping the … Read More
All the router bits you need close at hand but out of the way — this tip is a keeper. Read More
A shop-made router lift can make your router table that much easier to set up. An ordinary socket wrench can … Read More
A fluted work piece adds class and distinction to any project. This jig makes it a breeze to layout flutes. Read More
I prefer to put the edging on my plywood cabinets after they’re all assembled and then trim it flush with … Read More
There are a variety of commercial wood threading kits available, but they can be pricey and don’t offer a way … Read More
Setting up router bits can be a little tricky and time consuming... By creating some simple setup blocks you can … Read More
This handy little jig lets you dial in the position of your router table fence. It's a simple build that … Read More
This little gem holds your router bits in place while you change out the bearing. Read More
Anything that can be done to save clean up time at the end of the day is a good thing … Read More
Phil Huber shows you how easy it is to make this circle-cutting jig for your router. Read More
Router bits are expensive. The last thing you want is to pull one out of storage and find that it … Read More
Phil shows a quick and easy solution to get crisp, clean profiles without burning on your router table. Read More
Chris Fitch shows the features and benefits of three shop-made jigs that you can't (or wont want to) live without. Read More
