Introduction to Routers in Woodworking

What is the primary function of a router in woodworking?

• To sand wood surfaces

• To measure wood dimensions

• To cut joints and shape edges

• To paint wood surfaces

Which of the following is NOT a type of router bit mentioned in the video?

• Rabbeting bit

• Roundover bit

• Sanding bit

• Cove bit

What is a key difference between fixed base routers and plunge routers?

• Fixed base routers can be adjusted during the cut

• Plunge routers are generally smaller

• Fixed base routers are more versatile

• Plunge routers can be adjusted during the cut

What does the collet in a router do?

• It powers the router

• It holds the router bit in place

• It adjusts the speed of the router

• It measures the depth of the cut

When routing, why is it important to push against the bit rotation?

• To ensure a smoother cut

• To increase the speed of the cut

• To prevent the router from overheating

• To make the router move faster