A simplified method for making router-serving trays using a handheld router and a jigsaw — no bandsaw or router table required. The video demonstrates making the blank, tracing templates, cutting, ...

This video demonstrates how to make bowls and serving trays using a router. With the right router bits (for example a bowl bit) you can carve virtually any shape or size dish or tray. The video also ...

Creating beautiful edge profiles is a snap with a good router. We tested the most popular ones on the market—find out how ...

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If you’re just getting into woodworking, you’ll be hearing all about routers—not the type we all rely on for WiFi, but instead, the kind that’s a handheld power tool used for shaping. A router is a ...