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Category Archives: Router Bits
Looking Back in Time for Inspiration
As a furniture maker, it is always an interest of mine to gain inspiration wherever I can. Sometimes it is looking up at the skyscrapers in the city and using architectural designs for ideas, other times it comes from looking … Continue reading
A Time Machine Would Have Saved Me Time…
As we all work hard and try to find the best and most efficient ways to work, we somehow miss something every once in a while and wish we could turn back the clock. It all began when I met … Continue reading
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Tagged Carbide Tipped Router Bits, Counter Tops, Laminate, No-File Trim Router Bits
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Signmaking & Lettering Bits: A Quick and Reliable Option for Signs
I was never a fan of CNC machines. Perhaps it was my traditional learning of hand techniques that turned me into a bit of a snob. There is romanticism about being in a quiet shop, just you, your hand tools … Continue reading
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Tagged CNC V Groove, Signmaking and lettering bits, Signmaking router bits
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Beautifully Simple Lonnie Bird Tambour Door Router Bit Set
Check out this Lonnie Bird Tambour Door Router Bit Set #54314 review by Stuart. Here are a few excerpts. Bird? Not Surfin Bird, not Larry Bird, but Lonnie Bird! If you haven’t heard of Lonnie Bird, he is a very … Continue reading
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Tagged Lonnie Bird, tambour door, Tambour router bits
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Carbide Bits vs. Steel: Shopping for Quality
Last month I bought a new (used) car. When searching for the right car, of course I did some basic research. First, I went to a few different mechanics with a list of models and asked them which ones they … Continue reading
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Tagged carbide bits, carbide drill bits, carbide router bits, carbide vs. steel
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How a Router and Router Bits Help with Field Work
Boy scouts and carpenters have something very much in common. When they are out in the field, they aim to “always be prepared”. As a child I was in the boy scouts and learned that sometimes you just can’t predict … Continue reading
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Tagged router bits, shaper cutters, wood router, wood shaper
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How a Flush Trim Router Bit and an Old Template Saved My Aunt Some Money.
A few months ago, I got a phone call from my aunt. She told me that while visiting her sister’s house (my other aunt), she was amazed at what beautiful work I did with the set of three nesting tables … Continue reading
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Tagged Flush Trim Router Bits, router bit profiles, router bit template, router bits
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How to Care for Your: Router Bits, Saw Blades & Shaper Cutters
There is nothing worse than to open your toolbox, expecting to find your router bit, saw blade, shaper cutter, or other cutting tool, and seeing that it is dull or even worse, coated with rust. If you live in a … Continue reading
Save on Router Bits & More!
Welcome to Toolstoday’s new blog! We are very excited to share with you all kinds of content from tips about tools, patterns and more. We will also keep you updated on special promotions and events, so stay tuned! Check out … Continue reading
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Tagged buy router bits, cheap router bits, low cost router bits, router bits, saw blades, woodworking tools
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Create Templates for Circular Shapes with Flush Trim Router Bits
Starting Your Woodworking Project When starting a new woodworking project, it is extremely important to review the necessary steps, tools, cutters, router bits, and materials. Getting half of the way into a project and discovering that you don’t have the … Continue reading
