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MEET
BOND.
BUILD THE JOINT
WITH YOUR ROUTER.
A guided mortise-and-tenon platform that turns a compatible trim router into a controlled, repeatable joinery system.
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$359 USD $399
LAUNCH PRICE / SAVE 10%
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WHY BOND
The Joinery You Want.
The Router You Own.
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Loose-tenon joints are clean, strong and concealed—but getting there usually means buying a dedicated machine. BOND starts with a tool already found in many workshops and adds the guidance, travel and repeatability the job demands.
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ONE POWER TOOL / A NEW CAPABILITY
Not Another Motor.
A Better Way to Guide It.
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THE MOTION SYSTEM
Two Controlled Axes.
One Clean Mortise.
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BOND separates the cut into two guided movements: plunge travel controls how far the bit enters the workpiece; lateral travel turns a round cutter path into a long, tenon-ready mortise.
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PLUNGE AXIS
GUIDED ENTRY.
SPRING RETURN.
Move into the cut on a fixed path, then let the spring-loaded carriage return.
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LATERAL AXIS
SIDE-TO-SIDE.
UNDER CONTROL.
Guide the router side to side to set the mortise length.
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SET THE CUT
Define the Travel.
Repeat the Result.
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The movement is not only guided—it can be limited. Set the plunge depth and the lateral travel before the cut, then carry the same mortise across matching parts.
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DEPTH SETTING
SET THE DEPTH
ONCE.
Limit the plunge so repeated mortises stop at the same cutting depth.
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LENGTH STOPS
SET THE SLOT
LENGTH.
Place the travel stops to define the left and right limits of the mortise.
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DEPTH
PLUNGE LIMIT
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LENGTH
TRAVEL STOPS
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REPEAT
MATCHING PARTS
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THE PROOF
The Same Joinery Goal.
A Different Way In.
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A dedicated loose-tenon joiner and BOND are built around the same outcome: a clean mortise ready for a floating tenon. BOND gets there with the trim router already in your workshop.
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DEDICATED JOINER
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BOND + TRIM ROUTER
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MORE THAN PANEL EDGES
A Stable Way to
Mortise From Above.
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Top-down mortising can make a tall dedicated joiner feel awkward. BOND lets the platform rest on the workpiece while the trim router stays in a familiar upright position.
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TALL TOOL / HAND SUPPORTED
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BOND / PLATFORM SUPPORTED
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DESIGNED THROUGH ITERATION
Every Prototype
Answered a Question.
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How should the carriage move? Where should the tool be supported? What makes the cut easier to control in real work? BOND evolved through repeated physical prototypes—each one testing movement, stability and usability before the final aluminum design.
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FROM PROTOTYPE TO PRODUCTION
The black-and-white units shown are 3D-printed development prototypes. The production BOND is designed as an aluminum tool.
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BUILT FOR REAL JOINERY
One Platform.
More Ways to Connect.
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FURNITURE
Frames, tables and concealed loose-tenon joints.
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CABINETRY
Casework, shelves and panel assemblies.
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HIDDEN HARDWARE
Clean slots for concealed furniture connectors.
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THE FIRST BOND RELEASE
Bring Loose-Tenon
Joinery to Your Router.
Controlled plunge. Adjustable lateral travel. Stable edge and face mortising—all powered by a compatible trim router.
$359 USD $399
PREORDER LAUNCH PRICE / SAVE 10%
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