Description
FunctionsOne Systainer. Countless possibilities.
The practical Systainer³ holds many accessories for your applications: Guide rail adapters, copy rings, sub-bases and more. Everything is neatly stored and always at hand. It also has extra space for your router bits, so they are well protected.
- Versatile: Equipped for many applications.
- Straight: With the guide rail adapter and the support foot, the router can be guided with the guide rail so that it’s precisely straight.
- Circular: Circles up to a diameter of 29-15/16″ (760 mm) can be routed with the trammel unit.
- Precise: The fine adjuster allows the guide rail adapter and the trammel unit to be adjusted very precisely.
- Transparent: Perfect view of the workpiece and no tipping over thanks to the transparent base runner with a small opening.
- Steady: The base runner with a wide support steadily guides the router on edges.
- Copy routing: Different copying rings for reliably guiding the router when routing with a template.
- Precise: The copying rings are centered in the base plate of the router with the centering mandrel. This produces uniform routing results.
- Clean: The unique chip deflector enables optimal dust extraction when routing on the edge.
- Virtually dust-free: Extraction hood for clean work with the parallel edge guide.
- Storage for small parts: Micro Systainer³ SYS3 XXS for small materials and screws.
- Practical: Storage options with space for router bits.
- System efficiency – everything neatly packed in the Systainer³.
- The most important accessories of the OF 1010 clearly organised and within reach in a Systainer
Uses:
– Long, straight edge trimming and jointing on doors, panels and tabletops
– Precision circle cutting for round tabletops, lazy Susans and circular cutouts
– Template and pattern routing for duplicates, sign lettering and decorative panels
– Edge profiling and ornamental moulding on furniture and trim
– Inlay and decorative marquetry work requiring controlled plunge cuts
– Creating hinge pockets, lock mortises and precise joinery such as dados and rabbets
– Trimming laminate, veneer or countertop overhangs for a seamless edge
– Producing continuous edge profiles on stair treads and handrails
– Clean plunge routing for sink and cooktop cutouts during kitchen installation
– On-site cabinet and casework finishing where portability and quick setup matter
– Repair and restoration of antique furniture with exact matching of profiles
– Making jigs, fixtures and templates with repeatable, accurate cuts
– Routing grooves and recesses for hardware installation and concealed fasteners
– Signmaking and engraving shallow reliefs or routed lettering on panels
– Dust-conscious indoor work to minimize cleanup and keep workspaces tidy
