hi All
I inherited a woodshop when my uncle decided he no longer wanted to do wood.
I have the following items in the shop. Table saw, jig saw, router 1.25hp, I
added a router table, 3 sanders. I am very intrigued by the router but have
no clue on how start with it. I have made a few cuts with it and am a bit
lost, any book or website recommendaions?
thanks
Sandie
Sandie C wrote:
> hi All
> I inherited a woodshop when my uncle decided he no longer wanted to do wood.
> I have the following items in the shop. Table saw, jig saw, router 1.25hp, I
> added a router table, 3 sanders. I am very intrigued by the router but have
> no clue on how start with it. I have made a few cuts with it and am a bit
> lost, any book or website recommendaions?
> thanks
> Sandie
>
>
This one is good: Methods of work: Routers
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1561583693/qid=1064677923/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_1/102-8343037-5176933?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
"Sandie C" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi All
> I inherited a woodshop when my uncle decided he no longer wanted to do
wood.
> I have the following items in the shop. Table saw, jig saw, router 1.25hp,
I
> added a router table, 3 sanders. I am very intrigued by the router but
have
> no clue on how start with it. I have made a few cuts with it and am a bit
> lost, any book or website recommendaions?
> thanks
> Sandie
Aside from reading some books and magazines, consider taking a basic
woodworking course and get some safety tips also. Tablesaws look so easy to
use, but they can eat body parts if you don't know what you are doing.
Ed
http://www.patwarner.com is a good place to look. His books are excellent
too.
Bob S.
"Sandie C" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi All
> I inherited a woodshop when my uncle decided he no longer wanted to do
wood.
> I have the following items in the shop. Table saw, jig saw, router 1.25hp,
I
> added a router table, 3 sanders. I am very intrigued by the router but
have
> no clue on how start with it. I have made a few cuts with it and am a bit
> lost, any book or website recommendaions?
> thanks
> Sandie
>
>
When you realize how great a tool they are you'll start buying bits by
the dozens, BTDT. Plan EARLY on a means of storge and identification.
Great tools!
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 00:11:16 GMT, "Sandie C"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I have made a few cuts with it and am a bit
>lost, any book or website recommendaions?