Discover an innovative approach to flattening end grain in woodworking projects with our no-rail flattening sled. In this ...

plunge routers, trim routers, and router tables. Learn more about them to determine which one is right for your workshop. The most common type of handheld router is known as a fixed-base router.

A router kit gives you the best of both worlds for less. Routers come in a range of sizes, from compact “trim” models that can be held in one hand to larger two-handed plunge routers that do ...

The trend in power tools is to do more with less. Today's woodworkers are as likely to pick up a trim router to do a small job as they are to hoist a full-size router onto the workbench.

Equipped with a rotating blade attached to a flat base, a router can be used to cut, trim, shape, and hollow out wood for any number of purposes. This includes rounding edges on trim and furniture ...

Wood routers are just one of the cool tools you didn't know you wanted until now. A trim router with a one-horsepower or lower motor is the smallest and least powerful of the bunch. However ...

Speed 16,000 to 25,500 rpm Variable speed dial allows the user to match speed of the router to the application Soft start motor with full time electronic feedback allows the motor to maintain ...

Now we’re embarrassed that we couldn’t come up with a solution as eloquent and easy to use as this circle cutting router jig which [Grays42] built. He’s using a small trim router for the job.

This isn’t the largest router around, but should be able to help you accomplish most woodworking tasks. Trim routers can squeeze into spots larger routers can’t. Other advantages include the ...

Contains 3 flush trim bits featuring 3/8 and 3/4-Inch Diameter. 2 Hi-Density Carbide cutting edges for long-lasting performance. Equipped with bearing for easy template work. Right-hand rotation.