[JAR made] has a clever hack to make better kerf cuts using a CNC bit. Typically kerfs are cut ... The hack comes in by using a router (not the networking kind) with a 6.2-degree taper.

If that bit is dull, the quality of your work will suffer. If you start to notice imprecision in your router cuts, it's probably time to sharpen the bits. Thankfully, sharpening a router bit is a ...

In most cases, a wood router with a 5/32-in. slot bit can cut perfect slots to fit the biscuits. Here's how to do it: Mark the biscuit positions on both adjoining boards as you would with a ...

A router is a tool used to hollow out an area in the face of the working sto ck (wood, plastic, other material). Small hand-held routers use a spinning cylindrical blade, similar to a drill bit, to ...