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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.
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
A router table helps you get the most from your router. But that doesn't mean you need one set up … Read More
A router table simplifies all kinds of tasks. And with a good jig, you can make the process accurate and … Read More
When you're using a hand-held router, it would be nice to have a place to set it down safely in … Read More
Sometimes, it seems that setting up a router takes longer than the actual cutting. If that's been your experience, then … Read More
Routing dovetails using a dovetail jig can lead to a face full of dust. One inventive woodworker solved the problem … Read More
The smooth surface of a guide bushing makes them difficult to install securely. Here's an easy modification you can make … Read More
Mortising for hinges is normally no big deal. But if the hinges are round, it introduces a challenge. Here's a … Read More
A simple and inexpensive way to expand the use of your trim router. Read More
Power tool accessories like featherboards, stop blocks, and hold-downs make work safer and more accurate. The problem is finding a … Read More
Hardwood strips work great to conceal and protect the edges of plywood panels. Trimming the strips flush on large pieces … Read More
Simple add-ons all it takes to rout small parts safely and accurately on your router table. Read More
