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PIN ROUTER x OVERHEAD ROUTER xx ROUTER Combine a small router table, a router and a drill press to make a pin router. Low-cost way to turn your router table into a pin router for cutting duplicate shapes from a pattern. Tip on fabricating an overhead router (from a laminate trimming router and bench-top drill stand) and using it to cut mortises. The pin router. Basic setups for this versatile machine. Includes three ideas for converting your existing router to a pin or overhead router. Convert a drill press to a pin router by bolting on a simple router arm and an auxiliary table. 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. Convert your radial arm saw into a pin-router by making this router holder out of wood. Shop-built pin router has an overhead guide pin and the cutter is mounted beneath the table. How to cut tenons and do mortising on a pin router. Tip on adapting your drill press for use as a pin router. Tip on utilizing your drill press and a small router table as an inverted pin router. How to suspend a portable router on a drill press overarm to use it like a jig-guided carving machine. Gives plan for construction of a sliding work table. Jig for attaching your router to a portable drill-press stand. The router is held firmly while you move the work being routed. Discover the pin router. A master craftsman shows how to utilize a pin router accessory to make unique and easily-controlled cuts with your existing hand router. Build your own overarm pin routing jig that converts a portable router into a stationary tool. Radial arm router lets you cut fancy wood designs. Attaching your router head to your radial arm saw head will give you greater control over your router when doing precision routing. You can either purchase a metal yoke or build your own wooden yoke to hold the router. Also included are plans for a jig for doing smooth taper carving. Master drill-press jig. Part 2. Shaper fence, guard, pin routing, etc. Hands-off router. Turn your portable router into a super-versatile overarm pin router by building this simple and inexpensive mount. Router table attaches to a drill press column and converts it into a pin router. Pin router attachment for the WOODSMITH router table Simple jig converts your router table into a "pin router". Use it to cut deep, but narrow, rabbets. Working over. Tips on using the overhead router. Includes tips on using a vacuum-chuck. Convert your router into an overhead (pin) router. (1) Tips on building a precision, heavy-duty machine. Requires extensive metalworking skills. (2) Simpler unit made of wood and ordinary hardware. Articulated arm. Drill stand is adapted to make a versatile overarm router and pin router. Tilting-table (jig) for use with an overarm router. Used when making angled cuts with a straight bit. Convert a portable drill and drill stand into a "third-world technology" version of an overarm router. Using router bits in a drill press to achieve some of the benefits of an overarm pin router. Includes plans for a see-through safety shield. Inverted-pin routing system uses a drill press-mounted router table. A carrier box holds the workplace and template. Includes advice on bits to use for sign and plaque carving. Fixture for a drill press holds your portable router and duplicates an "overarm pin router". | |||||||||
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