http://www.routerworkshop.net Getting started with your router! Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:07:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Welcome to our design and project construction processes. As an example we are going to use the Blanket Chest and go through our construction process. To start let’s look at the already created Blanket Chest. Project Components: Looking at the photo of this blanket chest we first want to break down the ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1400/building-a-blanket-chest-without-a-detailed-plan-or-drawing%e2%80%a6/ Dad, through his woodworking club in Phoenix found that there were 5 guys that want to get a set up to do just these dovetail joints. The big trouble is getting the set up right. Dad's solution is to find five elements that can be used specifically for the blind dovetail ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1376/customize-the-cheap-tools-for-one-task/ What about the blind dovetail joint... I was surfing the web looking for information on the blind dovetail. Through my travels I was having trouble finding additional information about the tools needed to make this perfect wood. What I did find was a website that is a good reference website for ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1372/another-woodworking-source/ The Router is an power tool with unlimited possibilities, how about creating half of the pattern then routing both halves to produce a symmetrical pattern. This tip shows you the steps to using just a half pattern to make the whole project pieces. To join the Router Workshop Video Series ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/915/symmetrical-pattern-routing-2/ In  this tip we are cutting the 45 degree corners for the lower shelf in the Sofa Table project. We show you the fixture and some of the problems you need to avoid when doing an operation like this on your shelves. For more information on the this tip and ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/909/909/ Folks, My intent is not to dwell to long on this topic but I have been given more questions that I feel needed to be answered. See the questions below: 1) What if I want/have to Cancel? This is a "monthly subscription" and you are expected to pay for what you consume so ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1308/the-added-questions-to-my-last-post-are/ The member's question? I get your tips in the email but they never finish.  I am a member.  What do I have to do to get them to finish? Why the Free Video Tips don't finish? These tips are excerpts from the Router Workshop Video series and are meant to give you a ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1300/i-was-asked/ Today we are using the router to make the hinge fit in the box and lid. Watch this slick way to make sure your piano hinge fits perfectly. This tip is one of many in the Router Workshop Video Series, Episode 506. To join today just click on the photo ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/904/using-the-router-to-fit-the-hinge/ We constantly are being asked this question by prospective router users. Today's post is about a possible tele-seminar between Dad, me and up to 20 router enthusiasts. If we get more than 10 and less than 21 interested router enthusiasts that want to talk about routers this tele-seminar will be ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1286/what-kind-of-router-should-i-buy/ Just a second thought... About getting your small unused routers out from under the bench. I have been thinking and visualizing about what the bench for the routers would might look like from the last post. In this post I would like to try something different and challenge you to create your ... http://www.routerworkshop.net/1283/making-a-napkin-sketch/