The main differences between a spindle moulder and a router table are twofold: • The type of cutter they use A router table uses router bits with a permanent shank attached to the cutter and a router mounted under the table. A spindle moulder, on the other hand, has a spindle that accepts a cutter head and is built for heavier-duty use versus the router table. • How they are powered Spindle moulders use a motor with a belt drive to control the spindle and deliver greater levels of torque than a router table. Other general differences include: • Spindle moulders are generally the quieter of the two – but still require users to wear ear protection. • Spindle moulders can handle larger projects while maintaining effective precision for each piece. • Spindle moulder cutters can experience a longer life but do tend to be more expensive than router bits. Order today to enjoy free delivery on machines over £100 and a range of secure payment options, including PayPal, VISA debit, AmEx, and Mastercard.