We stock a range of router bits and accessories for joinery, woodworking and general trim work, including straight cutters, profile bits and router bit sets.
Straight and profile cutters for general joinery
Router bit sets covering common profiles
Router accessories for setup and depth control
If you can't find the router bit you need, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.
Dargan 6 pce Router Bit Set - Carbide tip Dargan 6pce Router bit set. Contains 1/4″- 5/16″- /3/8″- 1/2″- 5/8″- 3/4″, Carbide tip. Bits have a max RPM rating of...
Trend 1/4" 12mm Two Flute Router Cutter This Trend C019 is suitable for a wide range of applications such as engraving, grooving, rebating and shallow mortising for use on softwoods,...
Trend CR/PB29 CraftPro Planer Blades 82mm x 5.5mm x 1.1mm (Pair) The Trend CraftPro CR/PB29 is a pair of replacement planer blades for 82mm power planers. A fresh, sharp set...
Trend H/JIG/C Two Part Skeleton Hinge Jig + Case The Trend H/JIG/C is a professional two-part skeleton hinge jig for quick, accurate and repeatable fitting of hinges to doors and...
Trend PH/JIG Pocket Hole Jig 240mm The Trend PH/JIG is an adaptable 240mm pocket hole jig for fast, simple and strong jointing. It lets you drill accurate pocket holes for...
Trend PH/JIG/BS Single Pocket Hole Jig The Trend PH/JIG/BS is a compact single pocket hole jig for strong, fast, screwed joints in timber and panels. It is ideal for furniture,...
Trend Two Flute Cutter C172 12mm X 63mm Suitable for a wide range of applications such as engraving, grooving, rebating and shallow mortising Use on softwoods, hardwoods, MDF, plywood and...
Trend WP-SJA/16 Subbase with Slider for Stair/A Jig This is a genuine Trend replacement part: the subbase with slider for the Trend Stair Jig A (Stair/A). It restores accurate, smooth...
Choosing the Right Router Bit
Match the shank size to your router, most routers take either 1/4 inch or 1/2-inch shank bits, and the two are not interchangeable without an adaptor. A carbide tipped bit holds its edge far longer than a standard steel bit, especially on hardwood or man made boards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 1/4 inch and 1/2-inch router bit shanks?
The shank must match your router's collet, a 1/2-inch shank generally gives a more stable cut on larger bits.
What router bit should I use for edge profiles?
A profile cutter such as a round over, chamfer or ogee bit, chosen based on the finish you want.
Is carbide tipped router bits worth the extra cost?
Yes, for regular use they stay sharp far longer than standard steel bits, particularly on hardwood and MDF.
Do you stock router bit sets for beginners?
Yes, covering common profiles suited to general joinery and trim work.
Can router bits be resharpened?
Some carbide tipped bits can be professionally resharpened a limited number of times, replacement is often more cost effective for standard bits.
Can you source a specific router bit profile not listed?
Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.
