Cutting Curves
Learn how to create graceful curved workpieces. We'll teach you about laying out fair curves, cutting and routing to a precise line, and even wood bending.
When you’re making multiples of an irregular-shaped workpiece, make quick work of it with templates.
Mark arches of nearly any length or curvature using this simple method.
If you're going to deal with round things, you need to know about p (Pi).
Often thought of only for its ability to add a decorative edge to any surface, a router can also easily create strong and attractive joinery or eye-catching inlays.
Most woodworkers consider a router an essential tool. So useful, in fact, that the majority own more than one.
Whether you make a router insert plate or buy one, you can attach it to your tool and install it in your table with just a few easy steps.
WOOD magazine, Issue 266 shows you how to make a Demilune Table.
When I shop for a new router bit, the only obvious differences are color and price. What should I look for to evaluate the quality of a particular bit?
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?
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