Router projects

An inexpensive kit makes the job nearly goof proof.

A router can be one of the most versatile tools in your shop. Here are a few of our favorite tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your router.

It can be very difficult to create a perfectly circular cut with a jigsaw. Luckily, there’s another easy way to cut a circle using a router and a simple DIY circle jig. Watch this video to learn how.

Flattening twisted and rough cut lumber is a breeze with this router jig.

Not ready for a full size router table? Build this DIY Portable Router Table which is easily clamped to any work surface and stored when not needed.

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Rarely a day goes by when we aren’t using a router for some aspect of a project. We’ve been building all kinds of jigs and trying new ideas (and ideas recently unearthed from our archives).

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Router bits will help you cut rounded edges, V-shaped grooves, round-bottom grooves, and plenty more. These 10 bits will help any DIYer get the most out of a versatile power tool.

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