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    Routing Small Parts

    Jul 29, 2020 2 minutes

    In many workshops, the router table is an indispensible tool for its ability to create custom profiles. Most router tables have a surface large enough to accommodate a substantial-sized workpiece. However, one place where many router tables encounter challenges is routing small workpieces.

    The problem is that large openings in the tabletop and fence can cause a small part to catch

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