Edge jointing at the router table

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In this short video, furniture maker and Fine Woodworking contributing author Gregory Paolini demonstrates his technique for jointing wood on the router table. By using a router table fence that's equipped with an offset fence, you'll be able to dial in the thickness of cut by adjusting the position of your infeed fence in relation to the outfeed side. Although the fence used by Paolini in this video is rather pricey, constructing your own custom fence using MDF and plywood is certainly within reason for most woodworkers. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Cut perfect cope-and-stick joints at the router table Build a Router Table Box-Joint Jig. Many woodworkers cut box joints with a dado blade on the tablesaw, but that's not the only option Jointing Boards With the Router. If you don't have a jointer, this easy-to-use jig lets you joint boards with a router   Watch Now

Food Safe Finish Considerations What finishes are food safe? This is one of the most common questions and one of the most hotly-contested topics in the woodworking world right now, and the answers range from “all of them” to “none.” In this post, Amy Costello helps explain the basics of food safety regulations in the US.   See More

Shoulder Your Dovetails The shouldered dovetail is Steve Latta’s joint of choice for drawers, table stretchers, and carcases. It combines efficiency with a clean look. On drawers, it makes a huge difference to the stability and appearance of the finished product. On drawer pockets, it ensures a dead-square result. And on casework, it guarantees a square box and makes layout easier. As Latta says, “Why wouldn’t I use it?” See more

 

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