Woodworker's Journal 2009-33-6, страница 11
Freeing Stuck Router Bits Every so often, router bits get stuck in their collets — especially with older collets that aren't self-releasing. But, don't be tempted to grab a pliers, or you could quickly ruin an expensive bit. Instead, I unplug the router, loosen the collet nut and clamp the bit between the wooden jaws of iny bench vise. Then, it's a simple matter of lifting the router carefully up and off the bit. Oneil Long Mound City, Missouri Protect your valuable router bits with this simple trick. WINNER! In addition to our standard payment (below), Kenneth Dunlap of Seneca, South Carolina, will also receive a Stanley-Bostitch CPACK300 Combo Kit for being selected as the "Pick of the Tricks" win ner. We pay from $100 to $200for all tricks used. To join in the fun, send us your original, unpublished trick. Please include a photo or drawing if necessary. Submit your Tricks of the Trade to Woodworker's Journal, Dept. T/T, P.O. Box 261, Medina, MN 55340. Or send us an email: tricks@woodworkersjournal.com JOIN THE SANDING REVOLUTION! • Quick & Simple - Peel and stick the sanding sheet and you 're ready to sand, no clips nuts or bolts to mess with • Innovative & Unique - Patented system ensures sanding sheet won t slip, rip or move, even when sanding In difficult comers • Durable & Effective - Each sanding sheet can be used several times: it clogs less and works better than other sandpaper £ AMD FA ST) br Red Devil 1-800-423-384S • www.sandfast.com (Circle No. 73 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) Woodworker's Journal December 2009 11 |
