Woodworking routers are versatile tools that can be used for different kinds of work. Fixed base and plunge routers are the two types available in the market. When buying routers there are many things that you need to taken into consideration and these include low vibration, collet size, maximum bit capacity, power of motor, smoothness and ease of operation, quality of accessory fence, ease of bit changes and availability of speed control for large diameter bits. The router is considered the most versatile power tool in the shop. You can make use of this compact tool to cut grooves and slots, shape decorative edges, make moldings, carve signs, form raised panels, trim plastic laminate and route intricate inlays. In most operations the router is handheld but it is also mounted on table for some specific work at the shop. There are many types of router styles including plunge, D handled and double knob handled. Good quality routers have variable speed controls that enable the users