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.
While routing a juice groove into a cutting board with a core-box bit, I made some serious burn marks.
How do I know whether to use a bit with the bearing on top or a bit with the bearing on the bottom when making duplicate project parts?
How can I cut dadoes with smooth, even bottoms using my tablesaw dado set? My set leaves ridges even though I just had it sharpened.
I get burn marks when rounding over the ends of glued-up cutting boards. I thought I was moving the trim router fast enough, and the bit is sharp and clean, so why does the wood scorch?
Let's start with the basics.
My shopmade dogs—made with 3⁄4" dowels—don’t sit flat. How can I fix this?
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