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Seven great tips. 1) Trimming Dovetails Flush. 2) Shim Saver. 3) Switch Extender. 4) Custom Fitting Dadoes. Plus Quick Tips.
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Seven great tips. 1) Trimming Dovetails Flush. 2) Shim Saver. 3) Switch Extender. 4) Custom Fitting Dadoes. Plus Quick Tips.
This Oak Rocking Chair is made from quartersawn white oak. It's a solid, handsome heirloom.
Use this jig on the router table when you need to cut angled tenons (as for the Rocking Chair).
1) Gluing an Octagon. 2) Fitting Legs to Rockers. 3) Sizing Splines. 4) Using an Adjustable Triangle. 5) Modifying a Bit.
The frame for this Oval Mirror is shaped using a router -- so is the complex profile. We show you how.
Drawing an oval is one thing, but cutting one is something else. Build this jig for use with your router.
Five fixes from the Woodsmith Shop. 1) Loose Tenons. 2) Open Miters. 3) Lifted Veneer. 4) Router Chipout. 5) Cracks & Splits.
A shop-made fence to convert your router table into an edge jointer or a zero-clearance fence.
Have you ever tried to dig a broken or damaged screw out of a project? Here are two ways to help ease the pain.