For a long time I struggled with getting a perfect flush fit between thin plywood and a lumber frame. I never seemed to be able to get the fit I wanted when putting a back on a cabinet or bookshelf. Then I discovered bearing-guided flush cutting...
A router table with a good fence is an absolute must for any serious woodworker. A router table increases the capabilities of your router much like a table saw increases the capabilities of a hand saw. The router fence provides the accuracy and...
Anyone who has been using a router for some time has probably worked on a project where the router was simply too much of a beast to be able to effectively do the job. Smaller projects often call for some level of precision and don’t often...
As my router bit collection grew, I needed an easy way to organize the bits and protect the carbide cutting edges. So I came up with a modular organizing system, see photo.
I have Bench Dog router table and had purchased the Oak Park 1/4 and 3/8 box joint jigs for it. Since more than likely if you are using other than an Oak Park table, you will have to set it up and drill holes in the top of your router table. It...
Router bits, as we all know, should be kept out of harms way for the sake of your projects and your sanity. Store bought bit cases are usually more expensive than they\'re worth, or cheaper and inadequate.
Now that I am collecting new router bits, the drawer which I used to keep them in ran out of room, so I thought I’d build one. Remember that your router bits need to be stored safely as they cost a lot of money and you don’t want to...
The storage case is a simple box with four drawers. Some of the drawers have holes cut inside to hold router bits This storage case is a simple box with four drawers. Some of the drawers have holes cut inside to hold router bits; the others are...
