Precision Rotary Tool Plunge Router Attachment Precision Router Base for Freehand Routing, Inlay Work and Fret Slot Widening What it does This compact plunge router attachment converts a rotary tool into a controlled, lowprofile routing base for precise freehand work. It adds a stable guide surface and plunge action so you can trim, shape, and widen slots with more control and consistent depth than handheld routing alone. Why you need it Improve accuracy and repeatability when working on small or detailed projects. Reduce tool chatter and unintended gouging by using a guided base instead of freehand only. Allow delicate operations like inlay pocketing and fret slot widening without switching to a larger router. Key benefits Precision control: Stable base and plunge mechanism let you set and maintain depth for even results across repeated passes. Versatile use: Designed for freehand routing, decorative inlay work, fret slot widening, edge trimming, and small profile shaping. Easy setup: Simple mounting to most rotary tools lets you switch between freehand and guided routing quickly. Better visibility: Lowprofile base keeps the bit and work area visible for delicate operations. Compact and portable: Lightweight design makes it easy to add router capability to existing rotary tools without extra bulk. Main features Function: Plungestyle router base that converts a rotary tool into a precision freehand router. Compatibility: Designed to work with most common rotary tools and micro routers that accept auxiliary attachments. Check your tool's collet and accessory mounting options for compatibility. Size and profile: Lowprofile base for closetowork routing and improved control in tight spaces. Performance: Allows controlled depth adjustments and stable guidance for smallscale routing tasks. Practical use scenarios Inlay installation: Rout shallow, consistent pockets for wood or resin inlays when making decorative guitar tops, furniture accents, or marquetry. Fret slot widening: Carefully widen or clean fret slots on instruments for a precise fit without excessive material removal. Edge shaping and trimming: Use for trimming laminates, flushcutting veneers, or shaping small profiles on trim and molding. Who this is for Woodworkers, luthiers, hobbyists, and makers who need a compact, accurate routing solution for smallscale or detail work. Anyone who wants to expand the capability of a rotary tool to handle guided routing tasks without investing in a larger router setup. What to check before Confirm your rotary tool accepts attachments and that mounting interfaces are compatible. Select appropriate router bits or cutters for the material and task at hand and use multiple light passes for results. The attachment provides a practical, controlled way to perform precision routing tasks using an existing rotary tool, making detailed routing jobs faster, more accurate, and easier to repeat.