+ 1 on almost anything by Bill Hylton. I like Woodworking with the Router. Well written and illustrated. Includes plans for many useful jigs and thorough explanations of how they work. :thumbsup:
Any of Bill Hylton's books. My personal favorite is "Router Magic", just because of the router lathe. It is the most advanced of all his books. It's been out of print for a while, but it shows up on eBay and Amazon fairly regularly. It will cost around $30, for a copy in good shape.
"Woodworking With the Router", is probably the best book out there for the new to intermediate user, and I highly recommend buying it before you buy your first router, because he devotes space to explaining what features you want, and which features you want to avoid, that even a neophyte can get a quality tool, the first time out. He also explains what features a router table needs and doesn't, (a miter slot).
this is the best and you will learn a lot from bob and rick , they have been around router's for yrs and used to have the show on pbs for yrs,
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