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A Knockdown Router Table
This interlocking design needs no fasteners and stores flat.
Video Vault: Double-Duty Router Bits
Cope-and-stick router sets can do more than just cabinet doors.
Enlarging a cabinet opening
Q: I am replacing my wall ovens with larger ones. The opening in the cabinet needs to be about 1/4 in. wider and about 6 in. taller. The cabinet face…
Video Vault: A Jig for Cutting Multiple Dadoes With a Router
Level wood shelves are a cinch with this simple guide for making the slots in which to fit them.
Router Bits I Can’t Live Without
A carpenter reveals favorites, and the jigs that make them handy.
Affixing a Router Template to a Finished Surface
In his article Inlaying a floor medallion, Charles Peterson showed a technique using double-face foam tape to hold a template in place for routing. I use a similar method to…
Dedicated Collets vs. Collets with Inserts
One type is easier to use; the other is easier to lose
Handsome Transoms
Learn how to make transom windows using only three router bits and a few basic carpentry tools.
Video Vault: Three Router Bits for a Perfect Transom
A slot cutter, a rabbeting bit, and a roundover bit are all you need.
Octagonal Porch Posts
Octagonal porch posts.

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