82 - The Complete Miter Saw Workstation, страница 3hands-on technique Get The Most from Your Grinder_26 Don't let your grinder sit gathering dust. Learn how to make it earn its keep. in the shop 15 Tips for Sanding Success_38 These handy tips will take the chore out of sanding and give you great results quickly. setting up shop Buying Clamps_42 Confused about what clamps you need? Here's our choice on what to buy and why. mastering the table saw Cutting Perfect Tapers_44 The straight story on tapers. Here's what you need to know to get the job done right. great gear Cord Reels_46 The solution to getting power to your tools and storing extension cords is a cord reel. ultimate garage Garage Lifts_48 Hoist systems are a great way to make use of the ceiling space in your garage. Q&A_50 Sources 51 CutoffsRules. As woodworker's we learn early k on to follow the rules. Especially when it comes to working with power tools. And for good reason — power tools can be dangerous. So we develop a general set of rules for using them to get good results safely Take the router for example. One of the first rules you learn is which direction to rout — always move the router so you're pushing the bit into the workpiece. This way as the bit digs into the wood, the router is pulled tight to the edge of the workpiece. Routing in the opposite direction (back-routing) goes against the rule. So it must be wrong — right? Well, not always. There are a few times when routing the "wrong" way can give you better results. When you backrout, the bit and the router are moving in the same direction, which can help eliminate chipout. However, the router may seem hard to control because the bit wants to skip along the edge of the workpiece. Now this may sound a bit awkward and a little risky, but the fact is, you can backrout safely — if you follow a few simple rules. (It seems that even when you break the rules there are still rules to follow.) To get the complete story on when to backrout and the techniques for doing it safely, check out the article that begins on page 8. This symbol lets you know there's more information available online at www.ShopNotes.com ShopNotea - ONLINE GOJ EXTRAS Miter Saw Workcenter 3 |