How to work at the router without tools? But how do you know which tools you bought?
To carry out all the work of molding, profiling, tenoning and many others.
For each of the router tools we explain what they are used to allow you to better visualize the work they do.
We also give technical information about their cutting diameter to guide you to the right router tool and do not take the risk of using an over-sized toolholder in relation to the capabilities of your router.
We have made every effort to present the accessories for router, equip properly is essential because the job at the top is certainly the most complex and dangerous work.
Finally, do not forget the books and technical magazines that will guide you and help you in the understanding and mastery of your top, full of tricks to carry out your confection, they will reveal all about the work of the carpentry and the restoration.
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Cutter for making 4mm grooves only on the Belmash SDMR2500 combination
Milling cutter for making 6 mm grooves only on the Belmash SDMR250
Milling cutter for making 8 mm grooves only on the Belmash SDMR2500
Milling cutter for making 10 mm grooves only on the Belmash SDMR2500 handset
Milling cutter for making 12 mm grooves only on the Belmash SDMR2500
Set of 7 carbide blades for making grooves on a circular saw or on a router.
Abrasive Bobbin sleeve diameter 73 mm for sanding cylinder height 100 in Grit 80
Abrasive Bobbin sleeve diameter 73 mm for sanding cylinder height 100 in Grit 120
The "Multicurve" or "Multichantournage" allows you to quickly and very cleanly carry out all your fretwork jigs with a router or router and that with extreme ease!
Safety guide with a length of 700 mm in aluminum adapted to the small spindle moulders model
Security Guide a length of 700 mm aluminum adapted to the model of a spinning top or average combined model. (also available in length of 600 for smaller models and 1000 mm for the larger rotors).
Safety guide with bars for spindle moulder length 1000 mm
