Every woodworker knows that achieving perfect corners and edges can make or break a project. Whether you're building custom furniture, cabinetry, or decorative pieces, clean, consistent chamfers and radius profiles add that professional touch that sets your work apart. The Kreg PRS1000 Corner Routing Guide makes this precision work accessible to woodworkers of all skill levels.
This innovative guide system transforms any router into a precision corner-cutting machine. With three chamfer sizes (1/4", 1", and 2") and five radius sizes (1/8", 1/4", 1/2", 1", and 2"), you have endless possibilities for creating beautiful edges and corners. The guide works with virtually any router setup - trim routers, handheld routers, or router tables - giving you the flexibility to work on projects of all sizes.
One of the biggest challenges in routing is keeping your workpiece secure while maintaining control. The Kreg PRS1000 addresses both concerns brilliantly. The GripMaxx surface provides exceptional grip on your material, preventing slippage during operation, while the adjustable edge stop posts allow you to position your work exactly where you need it. The large, ergonomic handle fits comfortably in your hand, giving you the leverage and control needed for precise routing.
From furniture edges and decorative moldings to picture frames and custom boxes, this corner routing guide opens up a world of creative possibilities. Imagine creating perfect rounded corners on tabletop edges, adding decorative chamfers to cabinet doors, or crafting custom radius profiles for unique woodworking projects. The versatility of this tool means you can achieve consistent, professional results across different materials and applications.
Whether you're a professional woodworker looking to streamline your production process or a hobbyist who wants to take your projects to the next level, the Kreg PRS1000 Corner Routing Guide delivers the precision, versatility, and ease of use you need to create beautiful, professional-looking woodworking pieces.
