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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.
You can make precise dadoes, grooves, and rabbets every time with a jig that requires a minimal amount of set-up. Read More
Tired of sharpening or throwing away router bits when they get dull? Amana’s new line offers an innovative solution to … 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
Need several curved or irregular parts to match perfectly? Template routing lets you create one accurate master pattern, rough-cut your … Read More
Packing more features into small routers proves that bigger isn’t always better. Read More
This outside-the-box routing technique provides a foolproof way to create a seamless joint along a curved line. Read More
When faced with the task of flattening a wide, twisted, bowed, or warped workpiece, a router and a simple jig … Read More
Spiral router bits deliver cleaner cuts and better chip removal. Learn when to use upcut, downcut, and compression bits for … Read More
All you need are a template and a guide bushing for smooth, accurate curved grooves. Read More
A router table can create a surprising amount of dust and chips. The key to controlling the mess is collecting … Read More
You might be surprised to find out how a few inexpensive items can make your routing tasks easier, safer, and … Read More
Get ornate. professional-quality moldings from the router table. Here's how to do the job. Read More
Creating perfectly spaced flutes on workpieces for a project is easy with your router and these handy jigs. Read More
Turning your rotary tool into a precision router for small, intricate work is just a matter of adding a stable … Read More
Router tearout can turn a nearly finished project part into a repair job — or scrap. These five router table … Read More
