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Bosch Colt Corded Palm Router, 1.25-HP, 7-Amp, GKF125CEN

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Bosch Colt Corded Palm Router, 1.25-HP, 7-Amp, GKF125CENBosch Colt 1. 25 HP Variable Speed Palm Router (GKF125CEN) Compact yet powerful, the Bosch Colt GKF125CEN corded palm router delivers 1. 25 HP max with a 7 amp motor for precise trimming and edge forming. Its variable speed, soft start, and Constant Response electronics maintain performance under load, while an aluminum base and LED lighting enhance control and visibility. Key Features: Power and Control: 1. 25 HP (max) 7. 0 Amp motor with Constant

Bosch Colt 1.25 HP Variable-Speed Palm Router (GKF125CEN)

Compact yet powerful, the Bosch Colt GKF125CEN corded palm router delivers 1.25 HP max with a 7-amp motor for precise trimming and edge-forming. Its variable speed, soft start, and Constant Response electronics maintain performance under load, while an aluminum base and LED lighting enhance control and visibility.


Key Features:

  • Power and Control: 1.25 HP (max) 7.0 Amp motor with Constant Response electronics for consistent speed under load
  • Precise Depth Adjustment: Macro- and micro-fine adjustments with groundbreaking depth system on PR101 fixed base
  • Durable Aluminum Base: Rugged 360° non-split base accepts bits up to 1-5/16 in. wide; 1-9/16 in. base opening
  • Enhanced Visibility: LED lighting and centerable round polycarbonate subbase for template guidance
  • Comfortable Handling: Ergonomic palm-grip with soft grip, finger-support pockets, and ball-joint cord swivel

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Amperage 7
Max Tool HP 1.25
No Load RPM 16,000–35,000
Voltage 120V
Router Type Palm Routers
Variable Speed Yes
Separate On/Off Speed Control Yes
Base Opening 1-9/16"
Collet Capacity 1/4"
Fixed-Base Depth Range 1-3/16"
Case Type No Case Included
Dust Collection No
Height 8.25 in
Length 4.134 in
Width 4.134 in
Works With PR102 Router Guide; RA1051 Centering Device for Subbase; PR110 Subbase for Threaded Template Guides; PR111 Plunge Base
Includes (1) GKF125CE Colt 1.25 HP (Max) Variable-Speed Palm Router; (1) PR101 Fixed Base; (1) 1/4 in. Self-Releasing Collet Chuck; (1) Collet Chuck Wrench

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What collet size does this router use?
A: It includes a 1/4 in. self-releasing collet chuck and works with 1/4 in. shank bits.


Q: What is the speed range?
A: Variable speed dial from 16,000 to 35,000 RPM to match different materials and tasks.


Q: Does it come with a case?
A: No case is included.


Q: What’s included in the box?
A: GKF125CE Colt router, PR101 fixed base, 1/4 in. self-releasing collet chuck, and collet chuck wrench.


Q: Is dust collection available?
A: The tool itself does not include dust collection.


A compact powerhouse for crisp, sculptural edges

This palm router brings artisanal precision to cabinetry and millwork, refining edges with a confident, graceful touch. The translucent subbase and LED lighting feel jewel-like—spotlighting the cut for flawless lines. Style it with a flush-trim bit to perfect custom shelving or add a subtle chamfer to stair treads. It’s a small luxury that elevates everyday woodwork into tailored craftsmanship.


Elevate your woodworking with the Bosch Colt—add it to your cart and experience precise, powerful routing in the palm of your hand.

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