router bit storage

Hi Michael

Here's one or two of them I made with 3/4" and 1/4" MDF, they are made to hang on the wall or sit on the bench top.
A quick lift off door/lid so I can see all the bits at one time and pull the one I want.
The rails are all drilled with a 1/2" hole size and some of them have a 1/2" dowell insert with a 1/4" hole to hold the 1/4" bits.

The rails have a place to slide in a tag to show what goes where,one of them has a front rail so I can pull the bits I need for a job,just to made sure I have the right bit on hand when I need to use it.

I should note that there are in two parts, the box (with dovetail ends) that holds the bits and the rack they sit on, you can also just side the bit box in a drawer or in/under the router table.
If you want more info just ask and I will post it .

From the box guy

I do make boxes like the gray one in the snapshot,on the top of the bit cabinet for the BIG bits because they are not cheap and they will not fit into the cabinet and because I like to make boxes..
If you would like to see all of the other boxes and bits just ask and I will post a snapshot or two...


Bj

What you can do with the " butterfly bit " RWS Episode Guide by Bob & Rick

405- Periscope
http://www.routerworkshop.com/S400.html
http://us.oak-park.com/catalogue.html?product=PL10405
Gifts mean more when they're homemade!
This periscope is sure to be a hit-- at your loved ones next birthday.
On this episode of the Router Workshop, the Rosendahl's show you how to make the required box joints, angled mirror blocks and how to make decorative inlays for a toy that will last for many, many years.
A periscope for kids of all ages!
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601-604 Four Part - Jewelry and Lingerie Cabinet
http://www.routerworkshop.com/S600.html

There are few things so satisfying to build or give than a beautiful "Jewelry and Lingerie Cabinet".
These four parts are each a separate project. When the four projects are combined, they are transformed into this unique cabinet.
601. Jewelry and Lingerie Chest, Part 1
Rick shows you how to pattern cut the rails and Bob creates a special jig to dovetail the rails into the "Queen Anne" legs in spite of their shape.
602. Lingerie Chest, Part 2
In this episode, we move on to the "lingerie case" itself.
Bob will show you how to create sturdy, dovetailed drawers while Rick reveals the secret to creating perfect combination joints for the case frame.
603. Jewelry Case, Part 3
In the third episode in the project, "Jewelry and Lingerie Chest", we craft the jewelry case itself! Bob will show you how to make a jig for mortising the top and bottom while Rick cuts perfect combination joints for the box and adds a decorative mold.
604. Jewelry Case Mirror, Part 4
With the completion of the unique "Queen Anne" base, the lingerie case, and the jewelry case, our "Jewelry and Lingerie Cabinet" is almost complete. In the fourth and final part of this project, we crown the piece with the ornate mirror.

Bob will show you how to cut dovetails across a 45° mitre while Rick cuts perfect EZ link joints for the delicate little jewel drawers.

Plans for Series 600 projects are Not available
But you can see them on your PBS or
http://www.thewoodworkingchannel.com/

Bj