| Router & Jig Seminars The goal of this web site is to introduce you to a new workshop designed to improve your skill when using your router. The majority of woodworkers own a router that they use between 5% to10% of its capacity. Once you have completed this three-day workshop you will be able to use your router to at least 70% of its capacity. The projects shown bellow are all made during the three-day workshop. Each project is designed to teach a different technique. Projects #1,2,3 are done to show one of the many applications of inlay work. Once this technique is familiar to you, you will find it useful for many applications |
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Project # 1
Router base platern |
Project # 2
Master pattern |
Project # 3
Router table top |
Project # 4
Router guide |
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Project # 5 and # 6
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Router Bit
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Guide rings
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Patterns can be copied from existing patterns in a number of ways. One way is to use a router bit which has a bearing located either at the top or at the bottom of the cutter. Guide rings can also be used. To machine this guide a circle jig is used. (You will note that this guide is not complete.) |
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 Project # 7 Bench saw push stick Dovetail joints technique |
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Project # 8 |
Project # 9
Lidded box Box joints |
Mortise and Tennon joint
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| One of the most used joint in cabinet making is the mortise and tennon joint. The procedure to make this joint accurately is one of the highlights of the course. | ||
