Template Routing Basics

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Template routing—also known as pattern routing—allows a craftsman to produce one template that can be used over and over again—whether it's for multiple parts on the same piece of furniture, or for future use when building duplicate pieces. In this short video, Timothy Rousseau demonstrates his tried-and-true techniques for combining templates with his router table to produce beautiful, smooth, repeatable furniture parts. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Use a Bottom-Bearing Bit for Template Routing.What can you do to prevent a top-bearing, flush-trimming bit for template routing from digging into the workpiece One Routing Template For a Perfect Fielded Panel. Steve Latta adds a modern twist to his period-style designs Use Workpiece as a Router Template. Bandsaw and sand one workpiece to final shape, and then use it as the template for routing the others   Watch Now

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Space-Saving Router Table If you want your tablesaw to serve double-duty as a router table, check out this space-saving version first. It solves the problems of a too-short rip fence, dust collection, and eventual sagging that plague most such tables. This table has a simple but effective fence that is tall enough for vertical routing and has a replaceable insert. See more

 

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