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Makita 900W 9.5mm (3/8") Plunge Router RP0900X1 Corded, Teal/Black
Description & Specs
The Makita 900W 9.5mm (3/8") Plunge Router (RP0900X1) is a corded router for accurate plunge routing in timber and timber-based materials. The 900W motor delivers steady power for grooving, edging and shaping, and the plunge base lets you set and repeat cutting depths with ease.
- Model: RP0900X1
- Power: 900W
- Collet: 9.5mm (3/8")
- Type: Plunge router (corded)
- Material: Metal / plastic
- Colour: Teal / black
If you want to know how to use a Makita plunge router, the basics are simple: set your depth on the plunge base, switch on, then plunge the bit into the work to cut grooves, mortises, rebates and decorative edges. The trigger switch stays accessible during use for safe, controlled routing.
More about this product
The Makita 9.5mm Plunge Router is a versatile corded tool designed for precision routing, featuring adjustable depth settings for accuracy and ease of use. It suits both professional and DIY projects, with depth adjustments referenced via a scale label and a trigger switch that stays accessible during use.
- Model number: RP0900X1
- Power: 900W
- Collet: 9.5mm (3/8")
- Plunge router with adjustable depth
- Corded
- Material: Metal / plastic
- Colour: Teal / black
Questions & Answers
How powerful is the Makita RP0900X1 router?
It has a 900W motor for steady plunge routing in timber.
What collet size does it use?
It uses a 9.5mm (3/8") collet.
Is it a plunge router?
Yes. It is a corded plunge router, so you set the depth and plunge the bit into the work.
How do I use a plunge router?
Set the cutting depth on the plunge base, start the router, then lower the spinning bit into the timber to cut grooves, rebates or decorative edges.
What is the model number?
The model number is RP0900X1.
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