Corded routers and laminate trimmers spin cutting bits that remove material from wood workpieces to profile edges, create grooves and slots, cut joints, and trace shapes. Their collet holds bits with a shank diameter that matches the collet size, and their depth adjustment controls how far the bits cut into material. They accept a range of bit styles to make different cuts, such as chamfers, dadoes, rabbets, and mortises. These corded tools allow long run times for repetitive tasks, maintain full power during operation, and have no batteries to recharge.