Getting up to speed with the fundamentals of a Rockler router table is an important first step. Mastering these fundamentals is only a matter of practice. There are lots more to learn, including several router bit types intended for use on table mount routers only. These few basics are only the tip of the iceberg as far as a router table’s operations go. A Rockler router table fence can make setting up stopped cuts a lot easier. On the other hand, a router table can be set up in a couple of seconds to accomplish stopped cuts. Using a table saw or a handheld router to make stopped cuts can be time-consuming, difficult, and can even be dangerous. They can be for functional purposes or to create decorations. Stopped CutsĬuts that don’t run the entire length of stock are known as stopped cuts. Router tables eliminate the need to clamp down work surfaces to make a cut. You don’t have to hold down patterns and workpieces when you use a router table to make cuts. The same applies to small pieces of stock that require a delicate balancing act with handheld routers. Although not impossible, it is a grossly inefficient option. A typical example is using a handheld router for edge profiling a door of about a few hundred feet long. It is extremely cumbersome to use mobile routers for a narrow stock, such as those used for trim and moldings. Cutting Narrow, Small, or Long StockĬutting narrow, small, and long stock can be a bit tricky when using a handheld router. With a couple of router bits and a router table, you can accomplish a lot in a relatively short time. And there is no better option to speed up these operations the process than using a Rockler router table, especially when you need to cut several identical parts. Cutting Dadoes, Slots, and GroovesĬutting dadoes, slots, grooves, sliding dovetails, rabbets, tenons, and mortises are some of the fundamentals of woodworking. Creating remarkable and great looking box joints and dovetails is a cinch with this accessory. You can even take your dovetailing works to the next level with simple, affordable, yet effective add-ons such as the Incra I-Box Jig.
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