Router Accessories

A detailed, scalable parts drawing serves as the blueprint for your own router tableby Joseph B. Lanza

A carpenter reveals favorites, and the jigs that make them handyby Jim Chestnut

Stock molding and MDF panels transform a roomby Gary Striegler

Handsome transomsby Gary Striegler

A slot cutter, a rabbeting bit, and a roundover bit away from handsome transomsby Gary Striegler

A well-equipped router is an indispensable tool for trim work, but which type and which accessories are right for you?by John Michael Davis

by Edward Sprouts

by Alan Ferguson

The new generation of cope-and-stick bits will make frame-and-panel doors on siteby Jud Peake

by Genet Wikoff

For trouble-free operation, avoid oil lubricants, replace worn brushes and keep the collet cleanby Gregg Carlsen

Using site-built jigs, bearing-guided bits and a router table to make precise cuts in woodby Jud Peake

Knowing the basic bits and how to guide the router will help you get the most from this versatile tool on site and in the shopby Craig Savage

Cope-and-stick router sets can do more than just cabinet doorsby T.H. Richards