Router Table Rt001 C/w 12pc 1/4 Shank Router Bit Set Dy012b Ag

Features

• Bench-top router table Provides a stable, level surface to support the workpiece while the router is fixed beneath the table.
• Adjustable fence with guides Fence helps keep cuts straight and repeatable, with guides to support the workpiece along the cut.
• Safety guard and hold-downs Guards and hold-down features help keep hands clear of the bit and improve control over smaller pieces.
• 12-piece 1/4" shank router bit set Includes a selection of popular profiles for edging, grooving and trimming in wood and board materials.
• 1/4" shank compatibility Bit set is designed for routers with a 1/4" collet, a common size for light and medium-duty woodworking routers.

Benefits

• Improved accuracy: Working on a table makes it easier to guide the workpiece and keep cuts consistent across multiple parts.
• Greater safety: With the router mounted under the table and guards in place, your hands stay further from the spinning bit.
• Versatile profiles: The included bit set lets you tackle a wide range of edging, shaping and jointing tasks without extra purchases.
• Better control on small parts: Smaller items are easier to handle against a fence and table than with a hand-held router alone.
• Value in one kit: Combining the router table and 12-piece bit set offers strong value for kitting out a home or small workshop.

Extra Information

• Ideal for edging shelves, cabinet doors, frames, trims and small components in solid wood and board materials.
• Use with a suitable handheld router that can be mounted under the table and fitted with 1/4" shank bits.
• The bit set typically includes common profiles such as straight, round-over, chamfer and decorative edging bits for everyday projects.
• Take time to set the fence and bit height carefully for repeatable results across multiple workpieces.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when routing, and use a dust mask when working with MDF or treated timber.
• Ensure the router is switched off and unplugged before mounting it under the table or changing bits.
• Use push sticks or push blocks to keep hands away from the bit, especially when routing smaller pieces.
• Feed the workpiece against the rotation of the bit and avoid forcing the cut; let the bit remove material at a controlled rate.
• Check that all clamps, the fence and guards are securely tightened before starting work.