OF1400 EQ-F-Plus Plunge Router w/ Systainer³ (US-Imperial)

Depth Adjustment Unit(s)

Imperial

Motor

1400W, 11.7A Motor

RPM (Variable Speed)

10,000-22,500

Weight

9.9 lb

Routing Depth

2-3/4"

Precision Depth Adjustment

1/256"

Festool® OF 1400 EQ Plunge Router is the benchmark in the medium-power router class. It gives you more power in a lighter package offering easier operation, smoother running, deeper stroke, and the ultimate in dust extraction. With thoroughbred performance and a host of unique features, the OF 1400 takes routing to a new level. HIGH POWER, LOW WEIGHT: Get more done with less effort. Features: Ratcheting spindle for faster bit changes Work cleaner and healthier with near-total dust extraction Maintains constant speed under load and provides overload protection Double guide column clamping for faster use and greater base plate stiffness Double guide rod clamping for fast side stop setting Smooth operation for easier work and great results Fast depth adjustment with extreme precision Largest plunge capacity in its class for versatile use Ergonomic handles for easy control and safe handling in any position Specifications: Motor: 1400W, 11.7A Motor RPM (Variable Speed): 10,000-22,500 Weight: 9.9 lb Routing Depth: 2-3/4" Precision Depth Adjustment: 1/256" Depth Adjustment Unit(s): Imperial What's Included: (1) OF 1400 EQ Router (1) Dust Extraction Hood (1) Chip Catcher (1) Collet Wrench (1) 1/2" Collet (1) 1/4" Collet (1) 8 mm Collet (1) Guide Bushing Adaptor (1) Plug-It­­™ Detachable Power Cord (1) Systainer³ Storage Container FAQs How smooth and accurate is the plunge mechanism on this router? The OF1400 is widely known for its very smooth, controlled plunge action, guided by precision‑ground posts and a solid dual‑column lock. The plunge depth can be fine‑tuned with micro‑adjustment accurate to 1/256", making it well suited for joinery, dados, and inlay work. Is the OF1400 powerful enough for heavy routing tasks? Yes. With a 1400‑watt motor and constant‑speed electronics, the OF 1400 has enough power for heavy routing tasks like deep mortises, large edge profiles, and solid‑wood work, while remaining more maneuverable than larger routers.