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Using a Keyhole Bit

If you're looking for a hardware-free way to hang picture frames or plaques on the wall, you need a keyhole router bit. Set up is simple, and results are great.When... View Content

Ask WWGOA: Shaper vs. Router Table

Question: I am starting to build a wood shop, and plan to do some cabinet making. I have been pricing out router tables. By the time I figure in the... View Content

Ask WWGOA: Square Route a Hole for an Inlay

Question: I'm trying to rout a square hole 6" x 4" x 1/8" deep, for an inlay on a jewelry box lid. What kind of bit should I use? The... View Content

Never Again Lose Router Wrenches

Even with dust collection on my router table, it seemed I always had the same problem. I'd open the doors on the cabinet below the table and find a mountain... View Content

Perfect Hinge Mortises on Small Boxes

Patience and Accuracy Pay Off. There is nothing quite as beautiful as a small wooden jewelry box and its promise of treasures hidden inside. Poorly installed hinges that bind or... View Content

Creative Designs with Router Templates

Using a Router and Template to Make Creative Designs. I would like to share some thoughts about creating repetitive designs with a router and a template. To make a template,... View Content