How-To
Router Questions: What’s A Climb Cut?
Gary Rogowski covers two situations where it makes sense to move the router in the 'wrong' direction.
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How Many Routers Do I Need? Rather than buy two or three separate tools, consider a kit with one motor that fits several bases.Watch the video |
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What Bits Are Essential? Plan on having 10 to 12 bits at first–straight cutters, molding cutters, and more.Watch the video |
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What’s the Best Way to Handle Difficult Grain? The secret, says Rogowski, is to plan your cuts and take multiple passes.Watch the video |
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What’s a Climb Cut? Sometimes, the best way to make progress is to go in the wrong direction. Rogowski covers two instances where moving the router backward produces cleaner cuts.Now Playing |
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How Can I Minimize Chatter? Watch the router speed, says Rogowski, particularly if you’re using a large bit.Watch the video |
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Should I Try to Sharpen a Dull Bit? The answer, says Rogowski, is a qualified yes. It all depends on the condition of the cutting surfaces.Watch the video |
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