3-in-1 Router Circle, Groove and Edge Guide – 400 mm
✨ Why You’ll Love It
Cleaner edge-guided routing setup
The updated carousel shows the guide rule working against a board edge, giving shoppers a clearer read on how this accessory helps control offset and direction during guided passes.
Useful for circles and arc layouts
One of the new images shows the rail pivoted for circle work, making the multi-function design easier to understand than a parts-only presentation.
Detachable bracket design
The close-up connection image highlights a modular layout that is easier to assemble, reposition and break down than a one-piece guide that offers no visual setup reference.
Metric scale for more repeatable positioning
The latest scale close-up calls out laser-marked metric measurements, which helps explain how users can set and repeat guide positions more confidently.
🛠️ Where It Fits into Real Life
Use it when a freehand pass feels too inconsistent and you want a clearer edge reference on plywood, fiberboard or solid wood panels.
Set up circles, rounded cutouts or arc-shaped routing paths on workpieces that benefit from a visible guide radius.
Keep one accessory ready for straight grooves, edge-guided passes and circle-routing jobs instead of switching between separate jigs for every task.
Add it to a small workshop setup where guided trimming and layout accuracy matter more than improvising with a bare router base.
🔎 A Closer Look
The groove-routing photo makes the third function visible in real use instead of leaving it implied.
A top-down base view helps show the mounting area and the guide plate layout more clearly.
The macro rail shot focuses on the thicker aluminum-alloy section highlighted in the new gallery.
The application graphic specifically calls out fiberboard, chipboard and solid wood board as the shown material types.
The final carousel image gives shoppers a quick visual size-reference layout before they buy.
📐 Setup & Safety Notes
Check that your router base and mounting pattern match this guide before drilling, fastening or starting a pass.
Clamp the work securely and make a shallow test pass first when setting edge offsets, circles or grooves.
Use the metric markings as a setup reference, then tighten every knob and fastener before powering the router on.
Disconnect power before adjusting the bracket, moving the slider or removing the router from the guide base.
📋 Product Specifications
| Product Type | 3-in-1 router circle, groove and edge guide |
|---|---|
| Main Functions | Edge-guided routing, circle routing and straight-groove setup |
| Construction | Aluminum-alloy guide components |
| Scale Marking | Laser-marked metric unit |
| Design Detail | Detachable bracket connection with sliding adjustment |
| Materials Shown | Fiberboard, chipboard and solid wood board |
| Intended Use | Guided routing work with compatible router tools |
| Router Included | No |
📦 Package Includes
1 × 3-in-1 router guide set
Router tool not included
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit every router?
Not necessarily. The gallery shows it mounted to router tools, but compatibility still depends on your router base shape and mounting pattern, so it is best to compare your base before ordering.
What jobs does this guide support?
The updated carousel presents three main uses: edge-guided routing, circle or arc routing, and straight groove-routing setup.
Are the measurements on the rail metric or imperial?
The close-up scale image specifically labels the rail as a laser-marked metric unit, so the guide is presented with metric markings.
What materials are shown in the current gallery?
The material graphic in the latest carousel highlights fiberboard, chipboard and solid wood board as the example workpiece types.
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