![]() ![]() The 2-1/4 HP size is light enough to use for hand heldwork, and powerful enough for raised panels. I’d install the fixed base in a router table, and use the plunge base forfree-hand routing. If I had to have only one router, it would be the DeWalt 2-1/4 HP unit. ![]() I have a1-1/4 HP compact router ( ) as well as a 2-1/4 HProuter with two different bases, fixed and plunge ( ). I’ve had good luck withPorter Cable and Bosch, and my current favorites are my DeWalts. I see you are not yet a member, if you would like to join here is a special offer: What is the best router to buy what size of a shank do you recommend Reply There is a speed chart included in this article: Wood Workers Guild of America Expert Reply My most heavily used router is a 1.25 HP unit with a 1/4″ collet. Should have checked here as I bought a 1/4 shank. Please let us know if you have any further questions As you are looking down at the router bit on a router table, it is rotating counter clockwise. Here’s what the experts had to say about your question:Īlways feed your work piece in such a way that the feed direction opposes the rotation of the router bit. When using a router table, and using a round over bit on the inside of the work, what direction should you go? Reply I am a beginner and my desire Is to work safely and intelligently. How to use the machine for crowns and roses Reply I look forward to reading and watching what is offered with the tool that intimidates me the most and I know the least about, the router Reply Now I need to learn how to use the tools properly. I have virtually everything except a lathe. I have studied and bought the tools buying intermediate grade tools. I have done things in some ways reverse of most people. I retired several years ago and always wanted to do woodworking. Δ 124 Responses to “Router Woodworking Basics: How to Use a Router” Mail (required) (will not be published). ![]()
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