Routing Safe and Sound
7 tips to keep your hand-held router under control, your workpiece intact and your first-aid kit closedTo router instructor Pat Warner, router safety and success are mainly a matter of controlling the router and securing the workpiece. The safest cuts usually result in the best finished surface.
He explains which bits are capable of handling stress and which ones need particular care, and tells you how to listen to your router. Jigs are safety devices in disguise, he says, and he explains how to get away with the climb cut, how to use gravity to help you, how to start the router without wobble, and why it’s important to rout comfortably.
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