Make a Safe and Easy Pushblock for Your Table Router

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Make a Safe and Easy Pushblock for Your Table Router

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To keep fingers safely away from your bit when routing, use a pushblock, as shown at right. You easily can make your own from a 3/4" x 4" x 4" piece of medium-density fiberboard and a 4" length of 1/2" dowel glued into a hole drilled in the center of the block. Other benefits: The pushblock lets you easily guide the workpiece while keeping it tight against the fence. It also serves as a backer to avoid chip-out.

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