Wood Router Machine

A wood router machine is one of the most versatile tools in woodworking. More than just a way to bevel an edge, a router can create all kinds of edge profiles, be used to square wood edges, and even used as a thickness planer to level uneven wood. We'll be covering all those products as well as knowing the router to understand just how handy this humble tool can be. As with all tools, safety is very important. This is doubly so with a tool like the 600W electric trim router. Sharp router bits spinning at very high speeds can pose a very serious safety risk if you're not careful. Whereas some power tools can take a finger off, the router basically chews up whatever it touches and can leave you with nothing to reattach. Always exercise caution when using the router and never put your hands anywhere near the blade during an operation. The 3 HP electric wood routers have a threaded neck close to the router body that the collet and nut fit onto. The way the bits are inserted the nut will tighten onto the threaded bolt when it's spinning. Changing router bits is easy, but should only be attempted when the router is unplugged. Using two wrenches, one wrench will fit into the keyway on the threaded neck and another fit onto the hex nut, twisting counterclockwise the nut and collet will come undone from the threaded neck. Those looking for a new router for their DIY projects probably have noticed the large selection of different styles to choose from. DIYers must choose between a fixed-base or plunge-style router, and some combo kits are available as well. So, the 1/3" Electric Wood Router is the best choice for you. If looking for a good general use wood router machine, stick with Tool.com.