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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.
I prefer to put the edging on my plywood cabinets after they’re all assembled and then trim it flush with … Read More
Even curved or irregularly shaped parts can be made to match each other identically. It's easy with this simple router … 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
Offering fast, smooth, tear-out free cuts, these unique bits definitely deserve a spot on your router bit roster. Read More
All you need are a template and a guide bushing for smooth, accurate curved grooves. Read More
Your router table can produce clouds of dust and mountains of chips in a hurry. Here are a few ways … 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
Tearout on the router table shouldn't be something you have to live with. Here are a few simple steps you … Read More
When it comes to making odd-shaped or identical parts for your projects, a router and a template will help you … 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
