Router Plane

Quick Links:

 If you are a beginner, the following links from our beginner site, Common Woodworking, may be useful to you:


Sharpening the Router Plane

https://commonwoodworking.com/sharpening-a-router-plane/

The Router Blade Bevel


How do I use a router plane?

https://commonwoodworking.com/using-a-router-plane/

What are the uses of a router plane?

https://commonwoodworking.com/router-plane-guide/

How do I avoid tear-out when using the router?

You do have to make sure there is no micro bevel on the underside/free angle of the blade. Make sure to work your way down incrementally, very gradually, and take grain direction into consideration.


How do I fit a wooden sole?


Why are there pointed router blades?


How do I sharpen pointed blades?

There is no easy way to sharpen a pointer router bit. If you have them, you could use a small diamond paddle, otherwise make some small sandpaper ones such as used in the knife sharpening video here, and clamp the cutter in a vice to get at it. You could still polish out the bottom on diamond stones as in the other cutter.