Powerful 15A / 3-1/4hp electronically-controlled motor with variable speed, soft start and safety switch. Features a removable fixed base with a depth adjustment range of 3-1/8" and a max cutting diameter of 3". Effective dust extraction. Includes guide fence, 2 x collet wrenches, 1/2" collet and guide bush adapter.
2400W (15A / 3-1/14hp) soft-start motor with constant speed under load for powering through the toughest timbers with a consistent finish
10,000-21,000min-1 (rpm) variable speed is optimisable for the best router bit application
Large maintenance-free sealed bearings prolong motor life & enable heavy-duty routing
Fixed base features fine-adjust depth collar & tool-free quick-release cam lock for fast, re-settable 0-80mm (3-1/8in) height adjustment
Strong precision-machined aluminum motor housing is built for heavy-duty routing Strong precision-machined aluminium motor housing is built for heavy-duty routing
Ergonomic, vibration-reducing handles & trigger-switch with lock-on button on fixed base for total control over the router
Maximum 89mm (3-1/2in) diameter bit capacity without guide bush adaptor & when fitted to a compatible router table
Integrated guide-bush adaptor in 178mm (7in) diameter fixed-base allows fitment of compatible guide bushes
Interchangeable collet system fits all Triton collets (6, 8, 12mm, 1/4 & 1/2in) for a greater range of bit fitment
Dust-sealed rocker-switch with LED power indicator stays dust free & promotes safer working
Dust extraction port on fixed base for effective dust collection when fitted to an extractor
Compatible with the TWX7RT001 Router Table
Compatible with the TFBR001FENCE Router Fence accessory
I love the new 3 1/4 HP router. I bought it because it was advertised to fit the Mast-R-Lift. It does, but took a bit of a work-around. The button for the shaft lock is about 1/8" proud and didn't slide through the opening when I was mounting the motor to the lift. I ended up pushing it in to allow the motor to drop in. I shimmed 1/16" to lock it down, then figured out I could use a little hook tool to allow it to clear when I raised the router in the table to change bits. The unanticipated benefit is that when I do that, the opening in the lift holds the button down so the shaft is locked and I don't have to hold it with my finger. In the end, it turned out to be a better outcome than it would have been if it had been a perfect fit. Very quiet and powerful router!