Routers can be used to cut a wide variety of joints quickly and accurately. In this video, professional woodworker Gary Rogowski demonstrates router joinery techniques that can be mastered by any woodworker, You'll learn why correct setup and good stock preparation are essential to accurate work, and you'll see how to cut common frame and carcass joints using a hand-held or table-mounted router. You'll see how to rout: rabbets, dadoes and grooves; half-laps; mortise-and-tenon joints; loose-tenon joints; half-blind and through dovetails; sliding dovetails. Gary Rogowski runs a custom woodworking business and teaches woodworking at the Oregon School of Arts and Crafts in Portland. He is a frequent contributor to Fine Woodworking magazine. Running time 75 minutes.
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