WOODCRAFT C/NA размер 3/4. Классическая гитара для детей 9 - 12 лет. Производитель: WOODCRAFT (Китай). Рейтинг: 5 руб.  Woodcraft CN/A одна из самых дешёвых детских гитар на российском рынке. Гитара сделана полностью из ламината разных пород инструментов. Гитара строит по ладам. Routers. & W Router Tables. From the Editors, Contributors, and Readers of Fine Woodworking. Routers & Router Tables From the Editors of Fine Woodworking. Text by The Taunton Press, Inc. Photographs by The Taunton Press, Inc. Illustrations by The Taunton Press, Inc. All rights reserved.  The following names/manufacturers appearing in Fine Woodworkings Routers & Router Tables are trademarks: Amana Tool, Bench Dog, Bosch, Corian, DeWalt, Deft, Eagle, Festool, Grizzly, Hitachi, iPod, Lee Valley, Makita, Masonite, Porter-Cable, Ridgid, Rockler, Ryobi, Speed Square, Stanley, Trend, Triton, Woodcraft, Woodpeckers. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data. Routers and router tables / editors of Fine woodworking. pages cm Includes index. Router tables are designed to add stability and height to your router's work station. With top brands, check out Woodcraft's full line of router tables.  Rout-R-Plate Included Router Table System With Phenolic Top. Cast Iron Benchtop Router Table Kit. Rout-R-Plate Router Table Kit. Phenolic Top Router Table Kit. Filter Results. Sort by: Top Sellers Newest Price, Low to High Price, High to Low Top Rated. Porter Cable. Router Table Set. MLCS Ltd. The Jumbo Drill Press Table fence design gives additional handle clearance. Routers can be noisy, so ear protection is advised. Check Price.

The Cast-Iron Extension Table replaces extension wings on your table saw. Cast-iron top with choice of router insert plate. The Extension Router Table Top mounts left or right side on table saw. Melamine top, phenolic or aluminum plate with a high split fence. The Bench Top Router Table heavy gauge steel stand is mounted to a table top with split fence and dust port. Router insert included.

Screw or clamp to any surface! The Mini Trim Table is designed to work with the Rocky 30 router. Includes a router plate, fence and dust port. Phenolic Router Table Tops are known for strength and stability. Large benchtop router tables give you increased capacity. More table area means larger workpieces can be comfortably supported, so bigger projects can be made. However, size can begin to be a challenge.

You need to think carefully about the space you have available, and where it will be stored when not in use. Floor-standing router tables are larger, offering extensive working surfaces, but take up considerable space. Some have wheels, so they can be moved into an open workspace when needed, and stored against a wall or in a corner. They are something for the serious woodwork enthusiast, or professional. If you already have a big, powerful router, you need a substantial table for it.

Once you have a good idea of the size table you want, look closely at the structure, and the components that make up the router table kit.

The supporting framework of a router table is usually steel, although some can be plastic. We have no problem with plastic moldings per se — if well made, they can offer equal or greater rigidity than thin steel sheet. However, a substantial steel section offers better durability and stability.

A table must be flat, and free of flex another reason for a rigid undercarriage. It should also be smooth, so the workpiece glides across it without snagging. You have a choice of surface: aluminum, phenolic, or MDF with a low-friction laminate.

Aluminum is light, and can offer good resistant to flex. The appearance of thickness can be deceptive — deep sides often concealing quite a thin top. Phenolic resin tables are extremely rigid, tough and super-slippery. MDF is also structurally rigid, and the laminate offers a smooth surface.

The advantage it offers is that many experienced woodworkers like to modify the table for their own jigs and fixtures. Though technically phenolic is smoother and harder, high-quality router tables often use MDF. Fences are usually aluminum. Good ones are drilled so you can attach replaceable faceplates, which you can make yourself. Tall fences offer more support to the workpieces.

Some high-end router table kits include quick-set guides. Precision adjustment may be available. Quick clamping makes for fast, easy setting.

A removable plate provides mounting for your router. Some are pre-drilled, and only fit a specific range of routers.

Some you need to drill yourself, making them virtually universal. A round insert allows easy access to cutters for changing. On some tables, a selection of different diameter or customizable rings are included, allowing clearance appropriate to a variety of cutter sizes. Feather boards are almost indispensable, though not supplied on some cheap router tables.

Routers can generate a lot of waste, so a dust extraction port is an important addition. The cheapest router tables tend to be made of flimsy plastics, or thin steel plate.

The low price certainly reflects the low quality. Any decent router table is an investment. That kind of budget ought to get you a pretty comprehensive kit: the router table itself, guards, guides, fences, and featherboards.

If you want to take things to the pro level, there are several very good bundles available. Some routers come with an insert plate that can be custom-drilled, but by no means all. Usual safety rules for woodworking should be applied. Always wear goggles and a dust mask. Routers can be noisy, so ear protection is advised. Always use the guards provided, and keep your hands well clear of the cutter when running. Unplug the router when changing cutters.

Fences and featherboards help keep the workpiece in place. They make routing safer, and allow you to cut smoothly and accurately. They are particularly useful when doing repetitive jobs. Learning to use them properly will save a lot of time in the long run. A fixed-base router is the most popular choice. Router lifts are available that overcome the problem, but that means additional cost.

Of course, plunge routers offer much greater versatility off the table. One solution favored by some woodworkers is to buy a router with an interchangeable base. You can then leave the fixed base attached to the table, and change the router to the plunge base when away from it. If you need to work with large pieces of wood, and take big cuts, you need a large, sturdy router table for safety and accuracy.

The router tables reviewed here cover pretty much the full range, from small benchtop and foldable models, to fairly substantial mobile router tables for the larger workshop. You need to fit a router to them. A shaper is a much larger, stand-alone machine, and much more expensive. A powerhouse that's built for heavy duty cutting jobs — by far the best router table on today's market. If you are a hobbyist with minor cutting tasks, it will work for you.

But if you are looking for a solid design with a value price, choose the Bosch instead. A rugged, solid built table that offers a spacious work surface once assembled.

The best deal for the budget-minded. Kreg is one of the best names in router tables. This precision-made benchtop kit will satisfy the most demanding woodworker.

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