15K views · 41 reactions | It’s been a while since I have used this 3/8” keyhole bit from Bits & Bits Company but it was perfect for this sign. I thought about using my router table but this sign is such an odd shape I think it was faster to Macgyver this set-up for my palm router. I knew there was a reason I’ve kept every scrap piece of wood I’ve ever had since 2020. | Thomas Custom Woodworks | Facebook

6K views · 188 reactions | In this video the most common types of router bits are explained for the novice woodworker. The Rockler router bits highlighted in this video include: Straight, Rabbeting, Round Over, Flush Trim, Roman Ogee, Chamfer, and Undersized Plywood Bits. All of Rockler's router bits are covered by an unconditional guarantee. Learn more: https://www.rockler.com/learn/beginners-guide-to-choosing-router-bits | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware | Facebook

128 reactions · 6 comments | Showing you how exactly the T-slot keyhole router bit works #bit #router #tools #woodworking #diy #fyp | Crafter Bhaiya | Facebook