Woodworker's Journal 2004-28-6, страница 6
Feed direction climb cut Clockwise feeding of your workpiece in a router table, also known as a conventional cut, is much safer than a counterclockwise climb cut. of the bit is now the same direction that your are pushing the wood. The bit now acts as a fast spinning wheel thai grabs the wood out of your hands and quickly propels the wood across your shop, often Bit rotation Feed direction climb cut pulling your hands into the bit. This is a very dangerous practice and is to be avoided at all times. When the feed direction is OPPOSITE the rotation of the bit, it is called a conventional cut. It is easy to control and yields great results. When the feed direction is the SAME as the rotation of the bit, it is called a climb cut. Climb cuts have their place in routing, but generally speaking they arc to be avoided on a router table. Save climb cuts for handheld router use only when the amount of wood you are removing is very little per pass and when you are intentionally doing it and are aware of the clanger. — Carol Reed Iim MK' -U-IV 'H'M ' 111 NIN •II) • ® •? * J 1 Kj LiLi Jackson is a reporter for the Woodworker's Journal. She spent the last year attending classes at many of the country's best woodworking schools. Caroi Reed is the author of Router Joinery Workshop from I Ark Hooks and the farce behind www.routerlady.com. Ian Kirby is the autlwr tf/The Accurate Table Saw form Cambium Press and a regular contributor to the Woodworker's Journal. Mike Weiby is an engineering manager for power tools at Sears, Roebuck and Co. continues on page 18... WWW.MlM.ERDOWKL.COM TOLL FREE: 866-WOODPEG The new "Mini-X" Miller® Dowel is perfect for joining 1/2" stock. Available in Birch, Cherry, Red Oak and Black Walnut. (Circle No. 79 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) Woodworker's Journal December 2004 31 U.S. Patent No. I.U1,527 IU. Patau Ho. 1*56,700 1H 2003 Hi Ho it a tradttrtik of thf Hifler Drutl Company ADD GLUE & INSERT DRILL STEPPED PILOT HOLE TAP & FINISH Rower rot included trGnd www.trend-usa.com •m ^^ U m Tel: (859) 485 2080 Fax: (859) 485-2286 routing technology (Circle No 71 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) MORTISE & TENON JIG VtlMMdo Paler* Ptnfrg PCT7GPJ32/C02M Enables mortise & tenons and dowel joints to be cut with a plunge router. Ideal for cabinet, chair and table construction. One set-up lor both mortise and tenon (jiving perfectly fitting joints. Cuts mortise & tenon sizes ol V*' to %'. Fully adjustable lot compound angle joints up to 45°. Reversible templates to produce round and square end tenons. Templates can be used for accurate dovvefiing applications. I Template guide bushes are included but router bits are required. MT/JIG FROM $299.00 A |
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