Stopped (Plunge) Cuts On The Router Table | Woodworking Technique @tmuWolverine
Stopped (Plunge) Cuts On The Router Table | Woodworking Technique  @tmuWolverine
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
How do you cut stopped grooves for drawer bottoms or box panels? In some circumstances, a plunge router makes perfect sense, but in other situations you might need to make a plunge (or drop) cut on the router table.

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