Wood Routers

Learn the basics of using a wood router: parts, types, bits, safety, setup, and common cuts like edge profiling, dadoes, and dovetails. Step-by-step instructions and mistakes to avoid.

Understand router bit types, shank sizes, materials, and coatings. Learn how to choose the right bit for your woodworking tasks and maintain them for safety and longevity.

Learn how to choose a wood router with this detailed buying guide. Compare fixed, plunge, and combo routers, understand horsepower, collet size, speed control, and more to find the best router for your projects and budget.

Find the best wood router for your workshop. We compared top-rated plunge, fixed, compact, and full-size routers from Bosch, DeWalt, Makita, and Triton. Includes specs, pros, cons, and buying advice.

The DeWalt DW618PK is a 2-1/4 HP combo router that delivers power, precision, and durability. With through-the-table dust collection, soft-start, and micro-fine depth adjustment, it's a top choice for serious woodworkers. Compare it with Bosch and Makita.

The Bosch 1617EVSPK is a versatile 2.25 HP plunge and fixed-base combo kit that delivers precision, power, and convenience. Our editorial team compared specifications, buyer feedback, and key decision factors to see if it's worth the investment for your workshop.

We compare the Bosch 1617EVSPK and DeWalt DW618PK combo router kits on motor power, speed control, depth adjustment, dust collection, ergonomics, and included accessories to help you choose the right one for your workshop.

Burn marks from a wood router are frustrating, but they are preventable and fixable. Learn the causes, step-by-step fixes, and how to remove existing scorch marks.