Router bits

Versatile router bits, perfectly stored away.

Whether flush, curved, as a groove cutter or with special profiles – we have the perfect router for your application. Our routers have the sharpest cutting edges. And once the first cutting edge on the indexable insert router bit goes blunt, simply turn the tool around to continue using it for longer! The routing tools are well protected in the handy Systainer³ with individual slots or the router bit box. Always clearly organised and in easy reach.

Router bits for all applications

Whether flush, curved or with special profiles. In wood, mineral materials or plasterboard. No matter what you need, we have the perfect router bit for your application.
Six different router bits

Find the right tool without spending hours searching.

All router bits are perfectly stored away, protected and in easy reach. Whether in the router bit box or in the handy Systainer³ with slots for routing tools.
Router bit in Systainer

Sharp cutting edge – perfect results!

Our routers have the sharpest cutting edges. And even once the first cutting edge goes blunt, our indexable insert router bits aren't done yet. Simple turn them around, then continue working. For best results at all times.
A router bit is inserted
Application examples
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Routing
Route handles for wooden boxes 
This illustrated route handle example shows how to use a wood router and a template to rout a handle into boxes or drawers. It explains the process simply and clearly using a transport box as an example. It focuses on how to prepare the cutter correctly, in particular, as this is extremely important to ensure that work is carried out correctly.
Routing
Using a wood router to carve pictures in wood freehand
Rout lines, pictures and letters using the wood router – with the right tool and a steady hand, it's as easy as can be. Using a simple pattern, this illustrated guide explains how you can rout letters and engrave pictures into wood and demonstrates how versatile a wood router can be. In just a few movements, you can create stylish decorative elements or embellish existing pieces of furniture with the perfect router and routing depth. Learn more about using a router for wood carving.
Routing
Routing a recessed handle
This Festool illustrated guide provides step-by-step instructions and information about what to look out for when routing a round recessed handle in a wooden front panel. It provides a detailed description of how to prepare by creating a template and adjusting the router and how to proceed. Routing a recessed handle is a particularly suitable solution for sliding doors, as the result is flush with the front of the door. 
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Routing plasterboard and folding plasterboard
Plasterboard panels are ideal for use when lining roof interiors or non-load-bearing internal walls – and are also known by the name Rigips. The information below explains how to rout Rigips and how to then fold and bond the plasterboard panels with glue. This guide contains lots of useful information, with everything from precise cutting instructions to helpful routing plasterboard tips.