Featured Image: Nexor Standard wood routers can take on the toughest and thickest materials, but there are applications and materials when these powerful tools just won't do. If you want to trim or chamfer thinner or more delicate workpieces, then you definitely need a trim router. Trim routers (also known as laminate trimmers) are more compact, but that doesn't mean they can't perform just as well as standard wood routers when it comes to rounding edges, trimming, chamfering, and more. They can also be used for jointing, dovetailing, and cutting mortises and tenons. Woodworkers also use them to [...]