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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.
Here's A Clever Way To Dial-in Settings On Your Router Table Fence. Read More
Cutting circles on the inside or outside of a workpiece is simple with a router and the right technique. Read More
Router guides don’t have to be complex. When routing along a long edge you just need something to register the … Read More
Skip the guesswork when setting router bit depth by making your own simple, shop-built depth gauge. Using a wood block … Read More
Routing End Grain can be a dicey affair — unless you use this Jig Read More
Spacer blocks have a number of uses, from setting blade height at the table saw to positioning the fence at … Read More
Having a router table that can be set up and stowed away quickly is a good thing to have around … Read More
An easy way to have a router table and shop space as well. Read More
This briefcase-sized package transforms into a full-featured benchtop router table in minutes, and folds up for storage just as quick. Read More
A router trammel doesn't have to be a clunky, overly-complicated jig. In this video, Phil shows how he uses a … Read More
Use a router to add inlay to your drawer fronts. Read More
This router template creates a snug-fitting recess for hardware hangers. Read More
A palm router packs a big punch into a compact size. This makes it easy to use and gives you … Read More
Doing stopped cuts on the router table is a great way to cut the concealed grooves that hold box bottoms. … Read More
