Routers are one of the most versatile tools in the shop. But guide bushings give them an adrenaline shot of functionality. They lock onto your router’s baseplate and act like an offset bearing… Opening up a world of advanced jigs and template routing possibilities. If you’ve ever been stumped by a situation where a flush trim or pattern bit didn’t work — guide bushings are likely the answer. Today, I’m exploring what you need to know about router guide bushings — including setup, use, and how they fuel your creativity. After reading this, you’ll wonder why you haven’t been using them all along. Need some guide bushings? Check out this 10-piece set. TABLE OF CONTENTS What are Guide Bushings? How Do You Attach Guide Bushings? Guide Bushings vs Flush Trim & Pattern Bits How to Account for Guide Bushing Offset
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