(design engineering) A plane for cutting grooves and smoothing the bottom of grooves. Also known as router.
router plane
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(′rau̇d·ər ′plān)
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A plane used for cutting and smoothing grooves which have their bottoms parallel to the surface; has a handle at each end and a centrally located cutting tool.
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