Why I Use Multiple Router Tables (And You Might Want To)

Using more than one router table might seem excessive—until you try it. In this video, I explain why I often use multiple router tables in my workflow and how this approach boosts both speed and precision. Whether you’re cutting cope and stick joints, dados, or complex profiles, setting up multiple cutters with dialed-in fences means no more bit changes or height recalibrations mid-project. I even share a trick for angling fences to avoid interference when routing in sequence.
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