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Consulting Woodworker
Murfreesboro, TN
ph: (615) 692-2377

rbagnall@consultingwoodworker.com

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More on the Web

For the past year, I have been writing a series for Woodworker's Journal Magazine's "More on the Web" section of the website.

"Making the Most of your Router Bits" is a six part series looking at some of the larger, more expensive router bits available, how they work, and alternative uses for them. The series was meant to help you decide if these bits are right for your projects.

I have also begun contributing to Rockler's Buzzsaw Blog.

  •  Dish Carving Bit

    See how the Dish Carving Bit can help make serving dishes, game tables and more.

  •  Butterfly Spline Bit

    Learn how to use the Butterfly Spline bit to fix damage, join panels, and more.

  •  Glue Joint Bit

    Use the Glue Joint bit to create flat panels and more

  •  Door Making Bit

    Learn how to use this bit to create doors and more.

  •  Sash Bits

    Learn how to use these bits to make true divided light window sashes.

  •  Multi-Profile Bit

    Learn how to use this versatile bit to make many molding profiles.

Consulting Woodworker
Murfreesboro, TN
ph: (615) 692-2377

rbagnall@consultingwoodworker.com