Routers
Getting the most out of your router table and router is a key to success for your woodworking projects. Learn all the tips and techniques for choosing, using, and maintaining your router and router bits.
I’ve seen two router-bit options for making rail-and-stile joints: matching bit sets and a single combination bit. It seems to me that the matching sets are the better way to go. Any thoughts?
If your plunge router hangs up or slips down when it shouldn’t,
use these quick tips to get it back on track.
I have a 3×4" project part that requires a routed round-over. How can I rout this safely?
I’ve glued up a large tabletop and I want to cut bevels on the underside. Because of the size and weight, I don’t think I can manage it safely on my tablesaw. Can you help?
I want to build arched-top paneled doors. How do I cut a dado on the concave side of the curved top rail to accept the panel?
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