Router Tools
For many dedicated crafters, woodworking isn't just about completing a project; it's about finesse, detail, and creating something timeless. One tool, in particular, stands out in carving details and ensuring impeccable finishes: the router. With a good router tool in hand, the intricate designs, clean cut-outs, and precise edges that often define professional woodworking become achievable goals. Our collection of router tables, router jigs and guides, router bits and accessories includes joiners, straight, solid carbide spiral bits and more. Browse our range to find products tailored to your project needs to ensure your next creation is nothing short of a masterpiece.
Timbecon's Timber Routers: Precision in Every Pass
Navigating through Timbecon's collection, you'll find a plethora of routers designed to elevate your woodworking game. From the benchtop router tables, perfect for smaller projects, to stand-alone router tables designed to tackle more substantial tasks, there's a tool here for every craftsperson. The benefits of using Timbecon's router tools are endless. Not only do they offer unmatched control and precision, but their ergonomic design also ensures comfort during prolonged usage. Every router table in our collection is a testament to robust performance, crafted to serve both seasoned professionals and those just embarking on their woodworking journey.
Timbecon: Crafting Excellence in Every Cut
With Timbecon, you're not just getting a tool; you're investing in a partner for your woodworking journey. Our collection boasts some of the finest router tools in the market, carefully selected to ensure durability, performance, and, most importantly, results that'll leave you proud of your craftsmanship. Whether you're detailing, hollowing, or crafting edges, our routers are designed to be your trusty sidekick.
From CNC routers and bits, router tables and edge forming and moulding router bits, we have everything you need to create a woodwork masterpiece. To take the next step in your woodworking journey, visit our stores or browse online. At Timbecon, we believe that with the right tools, every piece of wood holds a story waiting to be revealed.
FAQs
We offer a diverse selection of router tables catering to different woodworking requirements. This includes router tables for smaller, detailed work, powerful routers for extensive woodwork, and advanced router tools suitable for both new crafters and professionals. Each type serves a unique purpose, ensuring you get the best finish for your projects.
The right router table depends on multiple factors. First, consider the size and type of projects you undertake as well as the available space in your workshop. Secondly, look at the compatibility with the router tool you have, whether it's a plunge or trim router that you intend to mount or one of our round-body motors. And don't forget features such as adjustable fences, dust extraction systems, and safety measures.
Safety is paramount when using any woodworking equipment, especially routing. Always ensure your workspace is well-lit. Use safety goggles to protect your eyes from flying debris, ear protection to shield against noise and a mask to prevent inhaling particles. Keep any loose clothing, hair or jewellery away from the motor. When using a handheld router, always secure the piece you're working on and avoid freehand cuts. For router tables, use push blocks and other safety devices to prevent your hands from getting too close to the bit. Ensure that you are feeding the timber against the rotation and do not attempt to take off too much material at once.
Maintenance is key for the longevity of your router table. Regularly check for any loose bolts or parts. Clean off any residual sawdust after each session. Periodically, lubricate the moving parts and protect the surface from rust. Check your router bits for sharpness and store them in a dry place.
Yes, our round body motors feature variable speed settings. This allows you the flexibility to adjust the speed according to the task, ensuring clean cuts and reduced wear on the bits.
While our routers are generally compatible with a variety of bits, it's always advisable to check the manufacturer's specifications. Using compatible bits ensures optimal performance and safety for routers.
Each model has its specific horsepower and RPM. Our most powerful round body motor is 2.4HP and has a maximum speed of 22000RPM. Always refer to the product specifications for precise values.
Noise levels can vary based on the router's model, the sharpness of your router bit and the task at hand. However, we strive to design our router tools with noise-reduction technologies. Remember, always wear ear protection to safeguard your hearing during prolonged usage.
Yes, we pride ourselves on the quality and durability of our products. All our router tools come with a comprehensive warranty, ensuring you have peace of mind with every purchase.
Indeed, our router tables all come equipped with dust extraction ports. This ensures that your workspace remains clean, reducing hazards and enhancing the longevity of both the table and your router tools.
Wood burning usually results from moving the router too slowly, using a dull bit, trying to take off too much material at once or using the incorrect router speed. Always ensure your router bit is sharp, adjust the speed according to the wood type, and maintain a steady, even pace, taking small amounts off in one pass.
Absolutely. Our range router tables are designed for compatibility with various jigs and templates using the T and/or Mitre track slots. This ensures precision work, replicable designs, and ease of use.
Yes, our collection boasts an expansive selection of bits and cutters, designed for every imaginable task. Whether you're aiming for a specific edge profile, flush cutting templates or rebating, we've got the right bit for you.
Achieving a smooth finish requires a combination of factors: sharp bits, the right feed rate, and the appropriate router speed. Ensure the wood is firmly secured, use a backer board when routing the end grain to prevent tear-out, and always move the timber against the router bit's direction. The use of specific upcut or downcut bits will also assist in a clean surface.