90 - Get the Most out of a Plunge Router, страница 3
CutoffsWhen I bought my first router, it was a very basic tool. Not much more than a small motor with a couple handles attached. So, I was always looking for ways to make that router do more and work harder. Now it seems like an endless array of routers are available, from heavy-duty plunge models to tiny powerhouses you can hold in the palm of your hand. Even though routers have improved, I still look for ways to make them work harder. In this issue, we're featuring a couple articles that do just that. Beginning on page 8, we'll show you tips on choosing and using a plunge router. And we've included a simple jig to help you get more out of this versatile tool. If small routers are more your style, be sure to check out the article on page 28. We'll show you how to turn a palm router into a 3-in-l multi-tool. ShrpNot1^ This symbol lets you know there's more information available online at www.ShopNotes.com ONLINE EXTRAS Roll-Around Work Cart page 18 Shop Short Cuts_16 Shop-tested tips and techniques to solve your woodworking problems. hands-on technique Gluing Up a Pane!_26 Take the hassle and worry out of gluing up a flat panel with our simple, five-step process. setting up shop 5 Space-Saving Worksurfaces_42 Need an extra worksurface? We feature five ideas that will work in any size shop. mastering the table saw m TUlMlSM Tough Cuts Made Easy_Wimim 44 Cutting small parts on the table saw can be quite a challenge. These tips and techniques provide solutions for doing it easily and safely. great gear 20 Cool Tools for Under $50_48 You're sure to find the perfect gift in this collection of stocking-stuffers. Sources 51 SUIBIEKT OF 0W*EitSH!f MUtBfifl AM) CIKDUTHM lbfMb|»liC3ttS) G* mm * Aw iisids it! fnr i i rttflfl k t a^wlisK earf Id a/ b&cAbv ffi ii 111M11 ........to ■ ^MI tjlinidMMMiii^M^irniiii 11 i" if i li i jSE l«J3l .........I 3M30 ......... .5 17UU .8 S .ISi Jl!,tl3 |
