Infinity Cutting Tools Q&AAnswer
Mar 04, 2019 - 02:05 PM
No it does not. The Triton router has a built in spindle lock that requires the the collet be raised above the table for bit changes. This design insures that the router is fully in the off position so the motor cannot be started while changing bits. Bit changes require only a single straight wrench (slight bend for knuckle clearance) that is included. While we do offer offset wrenches for many routers, Including one that does fit the Triton, below table bit changes are not possible as there is no place for a second spindle stabilizing wrench to be mounted an no way to engage the built in spindle lock.
