Wood Magazine 123 by Larry Clayton

Author:Larry Clayton
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 2000-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

Turret Stops

For a project that requires progressively deeper cuts, such as deep mortises, you can preset the steps an a. turret. Rotating me turret enables you to quickly step from one depth to the next.

Depth Adjustment Rod and Scale

Not all plunge routers offer a aepin-of-ciil scole, but all have an adjustable rod thai helps you hall tha plunge at a precise preset depth.

With mosi plunge routers, you "zero" lh» tool by locking it at trie pomi wheiB it» Up of a iti-algM or spiral Bit |ust touches the work surface. Then you set an adjustable cursor to "0" on the scale. The scale tells you the depth of the dado, mortise, °* other cut you'll be making.

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Plunge-Routing

BASICS

Six great ways to plunge right in

To put u plunge router through its pace*, you'll need the correct bit for tlic job .it hand (manufacturers <tffrr hundreds for different shapes and sizes of cut*), and some type of guide (straightedge template, or jig) In ninny cases you'll also need guide bushing*, which fit into umr router's baseplate, in follow ilir guide

You tan spend good money for accessory jigs, but you on * niMiiKi your own fur next In nmhinj! So we asked W(M)I>* mfflftm senior Design Editor .lira Downing to come up wllh |is,s lor six popular plunge routing tasks (for a more sophisticated pltmgfrfouter |ig thai will handlr many of the chores of these individual Jigs, seepage 62 >

Master matching mortises with the help of this adjustable jig

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