Wood Router Heads for Angle Grinder M14 – Set of 2

Effortlessly carve wooden bowls and achieve precision with specialized router heads.

For those who work with wood by hand, the struggle of inadequate attachments can lead to rough finishes and a lack of control. This wood router head, made from hardened steel, transforms any standard angle grinder or drill with an M14 connection into an effective carving tool. With a diameter of 40 mm, it cleanly cuts through both softwood and hardwood, resulting in smooth bowls, plates, and decorations crafted right from your own workshop.

Key Benefits

• No more hours of sanding: The cutting geometry of hardened steel removes material in a controlled manner, eliminating the need for rough manual finishing and speeding up project completion.
• No need to purchase additional tools: The M14 connection fits most commonly used angle grinders and drills already present in your workshop, eliminating the need for a new tool.
• No concerns about material compatibility: Hardened steel maintains its shape and cutting stability, ensuring that you won’t need to check for dullness or warping after multiple uses.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Hardened steel
• Diameter: 40 mm (4 cm)
• Connection: Standard M14 for angle grinders
• Compatibility: Angle grinders and drills
• Application: Suitable for all types of wood (softwood and hardwood)
• Included: 2x wood router heads, 1x instruction manual

Application

1. Installation: Screw the wood router head onto the M14 connection of the angle grinder or drill and tighten securely by hand.
2. Carving: Start the tool at a low speed, place the router head flat against the wood surface, and guide it evenly along the grain.
3. Finishing touches: For smooth hollow shapes, tilt the router head slightly and continue in circular motions until the desired depth and shape are achieved.

Expert Tip: When working with hardwoods like oak or beech, it's advisable to use a medium speed and short strokes to maintain a clean surface and prevent unnecessary heating of the router head.