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Storage Case, Router Bit
Host David Thiel reveals how to make a storage case to protect your router bits....
DIYNetwork (free plans)
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Jig, Butterfly Joint
With the tops of the tabletop boards clamped face to face, we used a simple ply...
American Woodworker (free plans)
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Box, Router Bit Storage - Modular 
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.
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Edge Trimming Guide
Trimming the solid-wood edging glued to a plywood panel has always been one of my least favorite tasks. So I’m always looking for a quick, easy, and accurate way to get it done. The router table setup just might be the final answer.
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Jig, Butterfly Joint
With the tops of the tabletop boards clamped face to face, we used a simple plywood jig to rout the sockets for the butterfly key.
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Jig, Butterfly Templates(ZIP)
Two template drawings of butterfly patches (Dutchmen) for fixing flaws in wood surfaces. Seven templates in all. For use with router and insert collar. DXF Format
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Jig, Circle Cutting
Recently, I was working on a project that called for cutting a large circular workpiece. The material that I was using was medium density fiberboard (MDF), and I needed a quick and easy way to end up with a circle that had a nice smooth edge.
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Jig, Dovetail Trimming
I used to trim dovetails with a chisel or a belt sander. However, using the chisel was slow work, and the belt sander made it too easy to round the corners or gouge the face of my workpiece. I found a better solution using my router, a straight bit, and a simple auxiliary router base that I made from scrap stock.
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Jig, Flush Trim
There was a problem when I tried to use a router with a flush trim bit to trim the edging. The front surface of the edging was not wide enough to support the router. So I built a simple jig to solve this problem.
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Router Storage System (PDF)
With a handy, revolving bit carousel on top and drawers below, this expandable storage system is the answer to all your router storage needs. The cutting diagrams and materials list are available to download in this Online Extra.
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Routing Projects
In the woodworking industry the router has proved itself to be the ideal tool for batch production work. But, it is not only in the professional market that it can lend a hand in saving woodworkers both time and effort. For the home crafts person or the small craft workshop, the router offers versatility second to no other power tool.
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Storage Case, Router Bit
Host David Thiel reveals how to make a storage case to protect your router bits.
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Routing Projects
In the woodworking industry the router has proved itself to be the ideal tool fo...
Trend (free plans)
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Barbie Doll House
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