A Router that suits your needs:

What is the router for? How do you expect the router to serve you? Answering this questions first and foremost will lead you to the router you sincerely need and want.

A case in point is a trim router used to soften sharp edges and cut occasional small profile. A trim router is compact, affordable and nicely chosen. They are small and can stand on the brink of a board to trim off the edge banding and powerful enough to handle smaller profiling bits. You can hold a trim router in one Hand and still use it for your function. A trim router is preferable over a large machine and for it is remarkably effective.

Pacing up

A mid-sized router covers a large surface area than a trim router. will. A mid-sized router requires a two-handed operation and a plunge-style base. A mid-sized router does moderate profiling, large profiling, mortising and merging. A mid-sized router is appropriate for both professional shops and hobby sites.

Types of mid-sized routers

• Plunge base router- With a Plunge base router you may vary the cutting depth immediately by unlocking a knob and lowering the motor housing. You can create a deep mortise. A mid-sized router is perfect for repetitive cutting.
• A fixed based router it is set to a full range of cutting depths, and the handles are placed near the lowermost of the base. Notably, a fixed based router does not offer an allowance of plunging the