Hook the notch on the push stick over the end of the board and use the stick to push the board past the bit at the end of the cut. A good set-up and steady push result in a smooth, burn-free molding.

I designed this DIY router table to be solid, stable, easy to build and easy to use. The joinery is simplicity itself. Just ...

Use these techniques to create your own truly unique look. Fast, fun and functional...the "Inlay Coffee Table" on the "Router Workshop"! 711. Inlay Coffee Table, Part 1 Legs 712. Inlay Coffee ...

We use the router to show an innovative way of cutting the top round. Rick has some tips on matching the cove cutter so the leaves come out even. 305. Pedestal Table, Part 1 Tabletop Make the drop ...

A stationary table to which a router can be upside down and underneath ... pressure plates make for improved accuracy and ease of use. Add in a dust extractor port to keep things clean and ...