[CharleyL]

Here is a link for downloading an ebook on router use by Lonnie Bird.
It's picture heavy and should be a great help for the newer router users, but it also contains some jigs that might be of interest to the more experienced router users.

http://www.finewoodworking.com/assets/downloads/Router_book_077988.pdf

This link was previously posted by someone on ncwoodworking.net I'm a member there so I thought you would all like it too.


Charley

 

[mikgoo]

Thank you much, That was one of the books on my to get list !!

Mike G.

 

[Karl R]

Thanks for the book. Now to find the time to read it.

Karl R

 

[Raymondabel]

Thanks!!

 

[wbh1963]

Many thanks to you Charles! Just a quick skim through it so far has convinced me it is well worth the time to read it.

 

[MEBCWD]

Thanks Charles,

242 pages!
Hope I can find the time to look it over.
The quick glance I made tells me I will probably learn something.

Thanks for sharing,
Mike

 

[KenBee]

Nice book, but I have the print copy and it is worth the cost of buying it.

 

[blindsniper]

Thank you for sharing that with us. Will be a great learning experience to read it

 

[wbh1963]

Well I took a couple hours tonight to take my first pass at actually reading this great book from cover to cover. After about the first 60 pages my brain was overloaded with all the new information it had been absorbing.

Most of it was easily understandable, yet there is a little here and there that I don't quite get. (yet any hows!). The odd thing is, I can't even remember the details that I felt like I didn't fully understand, and it has only been a couple hours since I did the reading.

Having learned enough to feel comfortable jumping in and trying some stuff (well trying it with inexpensive woods that is!) it's time to make some sawdust with the router table.

I'm sure that when I read through it the second and third times and have some more experience to consider the words with, I will get even more from those trips through the book.

Thanks again Charley!

 

[CygnusX2112]

Thanx Much!! for the book. Lots of great info in it.....

 

[Kdluke]

Thanks Charles for sharing this book. It's a great resource. I think it warrants paper copy as its on my must have list.

 

[The Warthog]

I have the print version. It's a lovely big paperback that runs to 234 high-quaity pages which I picked up at the local remaindered bookshop for less than the $CAN32.95 cover price. It is a very useful and informative guide that I have read more than once.

 

[Martinsbootfair]

Thanks for that Charlie. It makes joining the forum today really worthwhile.

Top Man!!

Regards, Martin

 

[Neil Tsubota]

Link is broken -404 Not Found

This link is broken.

This is what I get when I look for this book:
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The requested URL /assets/downloads/Router_book_077988.pdf was not found on this server.
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Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Neil
:angry:

Here is a link for downloading an ebook on router use by Lonnie Bird.
It's picture heavy and should be a great help for the newer router users, but it also contains some jigs that might be of interest to the more experienced router users.

http://www.finewoodworking.com/assets/downloads/Router_book_077988.pdf

This link was previously posted by someone on ncwoodworking.net I'm a member there so I thought you would all like it too.


Charley

 

[Dmeadows]

Free book download offers rarely last forever .The OP is 8 months old, Neil.

 

[jw2170]

This link is broken.

This is what I get when I look for this book:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
The requested URL /assets/downloads/Router_book_077988.pdf was not found on this server.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Neil
:angry:

Attached? - no

The file is too large for the current forum server @ 22.5mb.

If you PM me with your email address, I can send a copy to you.

 

[greenacres2]

I was able to link to it on Sept 11, downloaded and saved as a pdf. After about 10 minutes or so looking at it on screen, i can tell you that i am going to buy a paper copy so i can carry it, leaf through it, and make marks & notes in it. First rate piece in my opinion...but i'm a novice!!

earl

 

[TORB]

I have heaps of available bandwidth available on my site and have uploaded a copy link removed

Anyone is welcome to download it.

Please note that Copyrighted material may be provided with an active link from the owner but we do not allow links that infringe on the owners rights.

 

[Nekosan]

thanks for the link

 

[Plump]

Very cool! Thanks for the new link. Got it saved and will read it ASAP.