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Triton TRA001: table winder and the plates that list it
Triton TRA001 in a router table: its table winder, the Kreg, INCRA and Woodpeckers plates that list it, and why the TFBR001 motor is a different product.
Also listed as Triton TRA001, Triton TRA-001, Triton TRA-002
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Short answer
Triton describes the TRA001 as a plunge router that converts to fixed-base use, with rack-and-pinion height adjustment and a table winder. Kreg, INCRA and Woodpeckers each list it for a plate. Triton says the winder eliminates the need for expensive lifting mechanisms; that is Triton's claim.
What fits
- Predrilled insert plateWoodpeckers AITRITON cast aluminum router mounting plate for TritonCheck price on Amazon
- Undrilled plate with Pattern 2 marksKreg PRS4038 Precision Router Table Insert Plate, undrilledCheck price on Amazon
Key facts
- Models this page covers
- Triton TRA001; INCRA's chart names the TRA-001/TRA-002; Kreg and INCRA also list the MOF001/MOF-001KC on the same plates.[1][2][3]Triton facts come from a non-US Triton page; no power figures are given here.
- Motor body diameter (lift maker's chart)
- Not confirmedNo lift maker's chart we read lists the TRA001.
- Lifts whose maker lists it
- Not confirmedLift lists name the Triton TFBR001 motor, which is a different product.
- Clamp setting, collar or pads
- Triton: rack-and-pinion height adjustment with a table winder, for use in router tables.[1]Triton's "eliminates the need for expensive lifting mechanisms" is the maker's claim.
- Predrilled plates that list it
- Kreg PRS4034 (predrilled for the TRA001 and MOF001); Kreg PRS4038 Pattern 2 (TRA001, MOF001); INCRA MagnaLOCK MLP7518-AL (TRA-001/TRA-002); Woodpeckers AITRITON (TRA-001).[3][2][4]
- Above-table adjustment access
- Triton describes a table winder for height adjustment in a router table. INCRA's footnote *2 (access may need drilling) applies to the MOF-001KC on the MLP7518-AL, not to the TRA-001.[1][2]
- Router tables whose maker lists it
- Not confirmed
- Maker exclusions
- Not confirmed
- Availability and recalls
- Not confirmedRegional versions differ; the page read is Triton's Polish/worldwide listing.
- Not confirmed
- Not confirmedUS and Canadian power and voltage figures; any lift listing; Triton's regional manual.
Watch out for
- The Triton TFBR001 is a separate motor. A lift listing for the TFBR001 is not a listing for the TRA001.
- Woodpeckers lists Triton routers on its AITRITON plate, not on the AI890.
- Triton's "eliminates the need for expensive lifting mechanisms" is its own claim, not a finding.
What fits
Product details below are the seller's own description unless a source is shown. Pick the variant named for each item.
Predrilled insert plate
Woodpeckers AITRITON cast aluminum router mounting plate for TritonChoose the AITRITON version, drilled for Triton.
Woodpeckers lists the AITRITON for the TRA-001.
Undrilled plate with Pattern 2 marks
Kreg PRS4038 Precision Router Table Insert Plate, undrilledChoose the undrilled PRS4038 and use Kreg's Pattern 2.
Kreg's Pattern 2 lists the Triton TRA001 and MOF001; follow Kreg's own instructions for the holes.
Looking for the lift listings that name a Triton motor? Those are for the Triton TFBR001 motor, a different product.
Questions
Do I need a router lift for a Triton TRA001?
Triton says its table winder eliminates the need for expensive lifting mechanisms; that is Triton's claim. No lift maker we read lists the TRA001.[1]