Plunge router

Here are 10 ways a plunge router beats a fixed-base router.

One of the most versatile electric tools available to a woodworker is the router. The router comes in 2 forms, the fixed base and the plunge base. The router used most by the woodworker is the plunge base. It may seem more difficult to use...

One benefit of a plunge router is the ability to set it to a specific depth, and hit that depth precisely every time. See how to get the depth just right.

This is a simple Jig to make and works great for making repeatable mortises. The table I’m building will have a cross brace in the center made with a lab joint. The cross brace will connect to the legs with 2 inch mortise and tenon joints.

Mortise Jig

Here are 10 ways a plunge router beats a fixed-base router.

This simple, shop-made jig transforms your plunge router into a precision mortising machine and guarantees fast, easy, and accurate mortises.

Just added a new bow tie inlay router template to the store! You can easily cut both parts using a plunge router and an inlay kit, which is simply a guide bushing, spiral bit and collar that...

The heavy duty plunge router is one of the most versatile tools you can own. Here we compare the features of four of the best.