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ome woodworkers run a router every day, using bits nearly as big as a fist and hogging out enough material in a morning to cover a shop floor in thick sawdust. Others rarely use a router, S perhaps once a month or less, and use it only to do light-duty work. Then there are those many woodworkers, me included, whose needs fall somewhere between those extremes. We middle-of-the-road woodworkers are likely to use a router once or twice a week. Our routers are used for a little of everything鈥攆rom shaping profiles to cutting joinery. So choosing from among the many