This really sounds stupid because I’ve seen a router, but let’s get into the basics.
- Mantzy81@aussie.zoneEnglish12 days
Because nobody has answered with the other versions of a router, allow me.
A router (pronounced ROW-ter, like an argument, not as in rowing a boat) is a woodworking tool that digs channels, rebates and moulds on wood. It can be a hand tool (old) or a power tool (modern). The hand tool is primarily a chisel held in a support that is scraped against the wood to make grooves and rebates. The power tool uses a rotating bit that can trim, follow a pattern, groove and rebate or put a moulding on an edge. It is an essential tool for any cabinet maker or kitchen fitter, and very useful for joiners or carpenters too.
- Mantzy81@aussie.zoneEnglish11 days
Depends if you speak actual English or some bastardised version. 😉
/j but rabbet is the US English version and everyone else calls it a rebate.
