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Use a router table. Wood router tables can be used with medium and larger sized plunge and fixed based routers. Router tables vary in sizes from stand-alone to bench-top. The cutting bit of a router rotates clockwise. When beginning to work with a piece of wood, begin by making a series of several shallow cuts. 28 Feb 2016 Front view of a typical router with a guide fence installed. Check the manual for details of your model. Most have a stopper block can store three settings at once — this saves time when a job involves routing at different depths. Use an even speed when pushing the router across wood: If you go too fast the cut will be rough, For a small investment of cash and a bit more in time spent practicing, you'll find yourself using a router more than you would have thought possible. 24 May 2010 A router is a helpful tool that is easy to use and makes wood crafting so much easier. There are many different kinds of tools and accessories that come with a router so it's important to know how to use them and what to use them for. In this tutorial, you'll find out how to use guide bushings for your router and 1 Aug 2015 Use a router pad to hold your workpiece in place on your bench while you rout. If you are going to rout completely through the workpiece, attach a backer to protect the router pad and benchtop. Using a straight bit that fits through the guide bushing, rout out the waste area surrounding the template. Remember to rout 15 Jul 2014 Guide bushings are seldom found in a router table, mainly because the template is smaller than the workpiece, meaning you would usually be working blind, which is not the safest way of doing things. Another benefit of guide bushings is the ability to use nearly any bit that fits through the collar. Woodworkers are constantly