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The Rout-N-Plane is a router sled jig for flattening end grain cutting boards and other wide panels on a benchtop. It adjusts in seconds to board thicknesses from 3/4 inch to 3 inches, and the original model handles boards up to 15 inches wide while the XL reaches 24 inches. Unlike shop-built sleds, it has tab settings and locking knobs for quick height changes, a powder-coat finish that slides easily, a centering guide for setting router edge guides, and a sacrificial fence to keep it square. It suits woodworkers who flatten end grain boards and slabs and want a repeatable jig rather than a homemade one; it needs a table at least 22-1/2 inches wide (32 inches for the XL) and a router with a base up to 6 inches across.
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Lowest price we've seen: $179.99 on Nov 13 at USToolandFastener.com. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 13.
The Rout-N-Plane is a bench top board mill that guides a router across a board to level and flatten it. It is designed for end grain cutting boards, which should not be leveled on a jointer or thickness planer. It also works on workbench tops, river tables and natural edge slabs.
It adjusts in seconds for board thicknesses from 3/4" to 3". To set the height, find the tab setting on the ends that puts the router support just above the board, then spin in the locking knobs. The powder-coat finish slides easily across benchtop surfaces and gives the router base a low-friction surface.
A centering guide is included to set the router edge guides properly. A sacrificial fence keeps the unit square to the project. It works with routers from laminate trimmers to 3 HP models. The Original handles boards up to 15" wide, and the XL handles panels up to 24" wide, in any length the table can support. Both are machined and inspected in Strongsville, Ohio.
