Triton 3-1/4 HP Dual Mode Precision Plunge Router (TRA001)
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Triton's Award-Winning 3-1/4 hp Router Is The Woodworker's Dream Tool!
The Triton TRA001 Dual Mode Plunge Router features a powerful 2100W (3-1/4 hp) electronically controlled motor with soft start technology and is perfect for both table-mounted and hand held use. One of its most useful features is the rack and pinion trunion system that allows the router to switch from Fixed Base to Plunge Router by just pressing a button. Another very convenient feature is the rapid height adjustment system that allows the plunge return spring to be quickly removed so you can mount the router in your table and use the 'above the table' micro adjuster. For enhanced safety, the automatic spindle lock will only engage when the power switch safety cover is closed. This ensures that the router can not be accidentally turned on while switching router bits. But our favorite feature is how quickly it can go from hand held to table mounted operation. Simply mount it to the pre-drilled Infinity Tools Aluminum Router Plate (item RTI-INF1) and install it in your router table. Now you've got a powerful table mounted routing station for even the most demanding jobs.
Key Features Include;
- Mounts directly to our exclusive Infinity Tools Aluminum Router Plate (item RTI-INF1)
- Powerful 3 1/4 HP (15A) electronically controlled motor
- Single button switching from plunge to fixed-base routing
- Smooth operating rack and pinion height adjustment
- RPM range from 8,000 to 20,000 - Perfect for all of your router bits
- Automatic spindle lock for fast and easy bit changes with one hand
- 3 stage turret with direct reading scales for precise pre-set cut depths
- Soft start electronically controlled variable speed is ideal for all diameter router bits
- Micro Winder enables continuous fine depth height adjustment
Included in the box:
- Tabled Height Winder
- 1/2" & 1/4" collets
- Multi-function fence
- Collet Wrench
- Instruction Manual
- Edge Guide
Technical Specification
| Depth Adjustment | Micro winder |
| No Load Speed | 8000-21000rpm |
| Plunge Range | 0 - 2 3/5" |
| Power On Indicator | Neon |
| Product Height | 12 1/4" |
| Product Length | 7 1/8" |
| Product Weight | 14.33lb |
| Product Width | 11 3/4" |
| Safety Power Switch | Yes |
| Sound Power LW | 100.8dB |
| Sound Pressure LP | 89.8dB |
| Speed Maintenance Under Load | 8000 - 21,000rpm |
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No, If you are looking for a way to mount the router into a table we recommend taking a look at our Infinity Router Table Insert Plate https://www.infinitytools.com/infinit...
It sounds like the router is in the fully plunged position with the spindle lock engaged. This causes the clear power switch door to lock in the closed position so the router can't accidentally be turned on and cause damage to the router. un-plunging the router enough to disengage the spindle lock will allow the door to open and the router to be turned on. This same mechanism will prevent the spindle lock from engaging when the power switch is in the on position, so you don't have to worry about over plunging the router in use.
Yes, with an exception. The on/off switch on the router must be in the "off" position in order to raise the collet above the table and engage the collet lock for bit changes. This is a safety feature built into the Triton router which eliminates to possibility of accidentally starting the motor while to collet lock is engaged. It also acts as a plunge stop so the router cannot over plunge while the router is running. Ultimately bit changes require you to reach below the table and switch the router itself off. Once the bit change is complete the collet can be lowered to disengage the collet lock and the router itself switched back on and controlled by the external switch.
Right out of the box, no. you would need to add our universal router baseplate https://www.infinitytools.com/univers...
