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ROUTER sa PIN ROUTER sa ROUTER ACCESSORIES & JIGS sa ROUTER BIT sa ROUTER CIRCLE CUTTING sa ROUTER MAINTENANCE & REPAIR sa ROUTER OPERATION sa ROUTER PLANE sa ROUTER SAWDUST COLLECTON sa ROUTER TABLE sa SHAPER xx SHAPER xx TOOL Buyer's guide to plunge router. Features to look for. Buyer's guide to plunge routers. A description of what to look for, ratings of 30 commercial models, "editors' choice" recommendations, and an explanation of how manufacturers' horsepower ratings relate to real-world performance. Buyer's guide to routers. Buyer's guide to routers. Buyer's guide to both fixed-base and plunge routers. Buyer's guide to fixed-base and plunge routers. Shop test of five midsize plunge routers. Advice on important features. Buyer's guide to fixed base and plunge routers. Annual buyer's guide to routers. How to buy a router. How to buy a router. The router. Part 1. The basics of this versatile tool. The router. Part 2. Buying a router. What to look for and what you will find. Router. Part 1. Advice on buying routers, bits and accessories. Basic router operations both on and off the router table. Getting the most from your router. Part 3. Using the router to cut woodworking joints. Choosing a router. A general discussion of points to be considered when making a purchase. The highly-capable router. Tips on discovering all the capabilities of this versatile tool. Looks at the router, bits, cutters, and accessories. Shop tests of nine plunge routers. Shop test of 9 midsize multipurpose plunge routers. How to use a router to achieve professionalism. What you should know about routers. Text and photos show adjustments and techniques. A look at the router, how it works, bits and cutters, how to handle it and a description of how to make basic cuts. Product review of the Wen Model 1700K5 router kit. Rockwell Model 46, Type 1 economy router reviewed. Using tools. Routers. Part 1. Using tools. Routers. Part 2. Best router tips that help you do more projects. Basic router how-to. Routers. A complete course in how to use the home woodworker's most versatile power tool. Includes plans for building a router table. Using power tools for better, faster, easier results. (1) Circular saw. (2) Drill. (3) Router. (4) Jigsaw (saber saw). (5) Belt sander. Router basics. How to choose the right router and a summary of basic operating techniques. Tip: File a flat spot on your circular router base. This allows you to make a second pass that is 1/32" displaced from the original. Plunge routers. Surveying the current crop, from the speedy flyweights to the rugged heavyweights. Twenty nine different models compared. Laminate-trimmer survey. Seven different models of these special routers are tested and compared. Includes tips on their use. One man tells which three power tools are the most important to have in the shop of a serious woodworker. How to make your own replacement light bulbs for an older Stanley router equipped with the 18-volt bulbs. Three router-powered setups for precision work. (1) Combination saw, shaper, & jointer. (2) Duplicating lathe. (3) Miniature pin router. Ideal for 1/12 scale miniature modeling. Plunge routers. A comparison of the top three Japanese imports and a new machine from Europe. Tip on lubricating plunge routers. Adapt your standard router to function like a plunge router. Big plunge routers. A user test and buyers guide to 22 models. Simple, accurate method for marking the mounting holes when attaching a router to a jig or router-table insert. Laminate trimmers. Small, light routers that outdo larger machines for hinge mortising, round overs, and surface repairs. Advice on selection and use. Shopping for a router. Tips on choosing and using a router and accessories. Router tips. Tool selection and freehand routing. Router power. A shop course in the basics of using this super tool. Shop-tool basics. Part 3. Routers. Basic operations, cutters. accessories, etc. The router and how to use it. A description of two new machines that carve wood for the hobbyist the way bigger units do for the furniture industry. The standard Hobbi-Carv, the Hobbi-Carve II and their accessories are described. Tips on getting maximum use from a router. Portable drill and stand make a good router. Router produces glass-smooth lathe turnings semi-automatically. How to turn pro with a router. Suggestions for practice and templates which will improve your results. Router know-how. Part 1. The router, router bits and accessories. Installing cutters, direction of feed, cutting grooves and dadoes. Router know-how. Part 2. How to cut decorative edges, create circular work, handle plastic laminates, make dovetail joints, do temple or freehand routing and make drop-leaf table joint. Workshop minicourse. Router basics. A craftsman's secrets for using a router. Workshop minicourse. Jointing edges without a jointer. Part 2. Using a router. Hitch a router to a lathe. Buyer's guide to portable electric routers. Replacing one knob with a saw handle to provide more control. Nineteen smart tricks with a router. Monster routers. What is available in half-inch (0.5") routers and tips on their use. Product review and tests of eight variable-speed plunge routers. Routers. What you should know before you buy. A companion article gives the test results of the 8 best-selling routers. Plunge routers. What is available and tips on their use. Tip: Mark your routers to show the "tightening direction". Routers. How to select the right model for your shop. Plunge routers. Buyer's guide to 22 machines. Tool-buyer's roundup. Important buying points and charts of features for cordless drills, drill presses, jointers, portable belt sanders, routers, scroll saws, table saws, and thickness planers. Routers for table mounting. A buyer's guide and user test of six routers suitable for upside down mounting. Midsized plunge routers. A description of their capabilities and report on tests of 10 models. Midsized, fixed-base routers. A comparison with plunge routers and advice on features to consider when buying one, based on tests of nine models. Trim routers or laminate trimmers. Advice on using these one-handed tools to perform tasks too small for full-size routers. A shop test of 9 different models. Routers with clout. User test of eight routers rated at 3 hp or more. User test of six mid-size routers. A buyer's guide to standard (not plunge-type) routers in the 1 to 1.5 H.P. range. Six different models are compared. Tip: Different locking system replaces the "sharp" thumb screw found on a particular Sears router. Tip: Use fiberglass screening to keep debris from falling into the fan blades on a Sears router. Router problems. Advice on overcoming a variety of common difficulties encountered when using a router. Looks at cutting problems, tool design problems, etc. Your first router. A guide to understanding and choosing a versatile tool. Router-safety tip to ensure the power cord is unplugged before changing a bit. Take the plunge. Part 1. How a light-duty router can work at considerable depth. How to use templates to fabricate a slanted desk-top bookrack. Decorative work with the router. Using the beam trammel or circle scribing attachment, plus a selection of cutters, to produce a variety of decorative work. Routing: the full story. An in-depth guide to buying and using the router. Includes: (1) Sharpening bits. (2) Jig for routing small pieces. (3) Making a router stand with storage drawers. (4) A router table which clamps to a workbench. (5) A custom-made storage box for the router. (6) Dovetailing jig. Tip: Use a nylon stocking "filter" to keep dust and chips out of router. Routers and routing. What to look for in a router, useful accessories, bits, sharpening, etc. Modifying the depth stop on a Black & Decker BD780 plunge router to allow the depth to be set accurately to 0.05mm instead of only 1/8". The beginning woodworker. The minimal workshop. How to get the most from a portable circular saw and portable router. Beginning woodworker. A guide for choosing your first router. Beginning woodworker. Basic router operations. Guide to routers. Look at router types, jigs to make and buy, basic techniques, etc. Router fundamentals. Router types, collets, bits, cutting, and safety tips. | |||||||||
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