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Yesterday at the end of my post on making a router lift, I promised a follow-up on making bit changes above the table. If your router has a spring-loaded, push-button loc for the quill, a wish can quickly become reality. (Quick apologia: I know that the UK has switched to metric. Unfortunately...

I recently psted a review of Cosman's planing DVD's, but whgen I was at the wood show, he had a packag eoffer, so in addition, I also bought his dovetail DVD's which I cover here. (I have one more still to review on "Drawer-Making, the Professional Approach".) In North America, the name Rob...

When I built a new router station a couple of months ago, I decided it was time for a router lift. However, most of the commercial units on the market have a couple of draw-backs, not least that they are more expensive than the big router they host! A greater problem for me is that with two...

I noticed that Alf had posted his review of David Charlesworth's hand planing DVD review here, so thought you might like to read one on Hand Planing and Sharpening and Rough to Ready, a pair of DVD's from Rob Cosman in Canada (who includes a Charlesworth sharpening tip on one of them.) Rob...

Parts and Performance When I answered the doorbell, the Fed-Ex delivery man warned me that the box was heavy. Curious, because the MastRSlide is primarily made of aluminum extrusions. However, once unpacked the weight is self-evident. There’s a LOT of aluminum in it plus many heavy ball...