| July/August 2007 Volume 50 Issue 4 Archived Project Plans |
IN THIS ISSUE |
| Project Articles |
| DEPARTMENTS |
| Academy Notes |
| ROUTING: Professional-looking joinery & accents for your projects |
| Service Pointers |
| Bandsaw Service Pointers |
| What's New |
| Kreg Deluxe Bandsaw Fence |
| EDUCATION |
| ONLINE CATALOGS |
| LINKS |
| FEEDBACK |
| Contacting Shopsmith |
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Notes from the Shopsmith Woodworking Academy |
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Continued... In Closing…. Edging, joinery, decorative and professional-looking accents – there is practically no end to all the tasks you can perform with the aid of a router. With all the different combinations of routing methods, setups and bits, it will probably be a long, long time before you’ve discovered them all. If you’ve always avoided using a router because their loud, high HP motors make you fearsome, start by working with your router in an Overarm Attachment or Router Table. Once you get used to the fact that routers aren’t so fearsome after all, you’ll have little trouble using one for hand-held operations. It’s true!
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