Electric router uses

1. Edge Profiling:
   • Rounding or chamfering the edges of wooden boards to create decorative profiles.
2. Dado Cutting:
   • Creating dado or groove cuts for joining pieces of wood or inserting panels.
3. Mortising:
   • Cutting rectangular or square holes (mortises) for joinery purposes, such as in mortise and tendon joints.
4. Rabbeting:
   • Cutting a step-shaped recess along the edge of a material, often used for joining or fitting purposes.
5. Flush Trimming:
   • Trimming the edges of one material to be flush with another, such as when laminating or joining two pieces of wood.
6. Router Table Operations:
   • Mounting the router to a router table for more precision in tasks like edge molding, dado cutting, or making raised panels.
7. Decorative Woodworking:
   • Creating intricate patterns, shapes, or designs on the surface of wood for decorative purposes.
8. Cabinet Making:
   • Cutting and shaping components for cabinets, including making doors, drawer fronts, and other detailed parts.
9. Template Routing:
   • Following a template or guide to replicate a specific shape or pattern multiple times.
10. Sign Making:
    • Crafting signs with precise lettering or designs by using specific router bits.
11. Groove Cutting:
    • Making grooves for inserting panels or decorative inlays.
12. Joinery:
    • Crafting various types of joints, such as dovetails or box joints, for woodworking projects.