router

[chris]

can any one tell where I can get some gerneral info on using routers and the different kids of bits there are.

[ralph]

www.toolcrib.com is a good site and a good wood workers catalogue for the best prices and brands. they have a tool free number if you have any questions on thier products. they have all different types of routers and bits at good prices.

[GaryR in PA]

I would suggest the following

http://www.jesada.com
(good site and you can order a free catalog from them!)
EXCELLENT quality on their bits and blades.

http://www.sommerfeldtoos.com/
Marc Sommerfeld works with CMT on router bits. Great site for info also. Quality of bits is A #1 also!

General woodworking info I highly recommend
http://www.woodshopdemos.com
John Lucas' site is full of info!
:D

[GaryR in PA]

I would suggest the following

http://www.jesada.com
(good site and you can order a free catalog from them!)
EXCELLENT quality on their bits and blades.

http://www.sommerfeldtools.com/
Marc Sommerfeld works with CMT on router bits. Great site for info also. Quality of bits is A #1 also!

General woodworking info I highly recommend
http://www.woodshopdemos.com
John Lucas' site is full of info!
:D

[woodmannie]

All these sites are good, but try your local woodworking store. They have books on all kinds of tools and how to use them. I got one when I first got my lathe and it has paid for itself many times over.

[Haligan]

Craftsman has a great book on routers. It cavers everthing from the history of routers to carving with them.

[GaryMc]

Ralph - please never, never tell my spouse about any store that has a "tool-free" number. :)