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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.
A palm router packs a big punch into a compact size. This makes it easy to use and gives you … Read More
Doing stopped cuts on the router table is a great way to cut the concealed grooves that hold box bottoms. … Read More
Don't be fooled by its small size. This portable router table packs in a lot of big-time features. Just like … Read More
The simplicity of a router allows it to adapt to all kinds of operations. By making some accessories, you can … Read More
It may surprise people, but making circles is easily done with the this setup I built for the router table. Read More
A Woodsmith reader tackles a shop-built tool — and adds some custom touches. Read More
These handy router jigs help you rout dadoes, create mortises, cut circles, and join project parts together. Read More
The flexibility and easy setup of this unique jig makes adding eye-catching elements to your next project a snap. Plus, … Read More
A hand-held router and jig can make life easy for creating smooth dadoes and grooves. Plus, this handy jig has … Read More
Routing across the end of the workpiece brings all kinds of considerations: safety, workpiece control, preventing tearout, and keeping the … Read More
All the router bits you need close at hand but out of the way — this tip is a keeper. Read More
A fluted work piece adds class and distinction to any project. This jig makes it a breeze to layout flutes. Read More
Who says you can’t teach an old router table new tricks? Here are a couple of handy techniques that will … Read More
You don’t need to sacrifice features or accuracy to save space. Benchtop router tables offer plenty of both in compact … Read More
