Trim Router vs Router

Trim router vs Router
► 1. Wood Router with 15pcs 1/4" Collets Router
► 2. Ryobi P601 One+ 18V Lithium Ion Cordless Fixed Base Trim Router -
► 3. Makita RT0701C 1-1/4 HP Compact Router
► 4. THINKWORK Compact Router, 6.5-Amp 1.25 HP Compact Wood Palm Router

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A trim router usually means a small one, although any router can be used to run an edge on a piece of trim. Normally, though, they’re the same thing as a palm router; a small on capable of only small work and can be used in one hand.

Number 1.
Power
As I said previously, the power, measured in horsepower, is the feature that will have the most impact on the type of work you can perform with your router. Each router will have a peak horsepower and sustained horsepower. Respectively, these are a router’s maximum power for brief periods of time and maximum power for longer durations of use.

Number 2.
Slow Start-Up
Just like how you would slowly accelerate a car, you want to ease into trimming. The slow start feature makes the tool start slowly and increase until it reaches the desired speed. If it immediately turns on to the highest speed, it will be difficult to control and possibly escape your grip, ruining your work or injuring you.

Number 3.
Variable Speed Control
Variable speed options enable the user to choose the speed, typically between 10,000-30,000 RPMs (revolutions per minute). This feature will help you adjust the tool to match the work you are performing. Larger bit sizes should be used at a lower speed, while smaller bits should be used at a higher speed.

Number 4.
Price
The last thing to consider when purchasing a router is your budget. Routers are pretty affordable tools in general, but you could easily spend more than necessary. It may come as no surprise, but the more features included in your router, the more it will cost.

Number 5.
Precautions
As always, when you are using any battery-operated or electronic equipment, safety should come first, second, and third. The best safety precautions for this type of work are gloves, eye protection, a dust mask, and ear protection. Continue reading for more information about safety precautions and some specific recommendations.

When you decide on a router, it is important to be realistic about your skill level, experience, and needs. Smaller, more detail-oriented projects require a palm router, where larger projects may require a more powerful tool such as a trim router.

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[legend]

There is not one video on YouTube that shows a simple trimmer under hard work! Really under tough job ie trimmer vs big bits vs massive wood carving. Can the 700 watt trimmers handle the work of a 2000 watt router? Has anyone tried putting large bits on a trimmer?
I know the limitation is the diameter of the collet but there are also large 8mm bits...

[michaeldeblois]

Video done via AI. Gives very basic, generalized information. Barely answers the question of differences between the two types of router.

[RH-nkeo]

These videos are the plague of youtube

[pavthe-moun.]

The last bit of info was completely arse about

[jeepien]

Worthless. Sparse information and misinformation. Annoying monotonous AI voice.