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Non-Slip Router Mat

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Overview

24" x 36" non-slip mat holds projects firmly in place. Ideal for use with routers, electric sanders and more on your benchtop to prevent your workpieces from moving. Rolls up for easy storage.

What's included

(1) Non-slip Router Mat

Technical Details

  • Mat Dimensions: 24" wide x 36" long
  • Black color
  • Material: Joined Rubber Squares
  • Brand: Rockler
  • Weight (lbs): 0.9500
  • Type: Router Mat

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Why did you choose this?
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Chose this product for sanding small pieces of broads, and to be able to router small broads without slipping while putting on routed edge on my boards.
Phil C on Jun 20, 2017
for routing on large table free hand
Mario F on May 22, 2017
Chose this product for sanding small pieces of broads, and to be able to router small broads without slipping while putting on routed edge on my boards.
Phil C on Jun 20, 2017
To hold small pieces of wood while I use my router.
Tom B on Jun 19, 2017
for routing on large table free hand
Mario F on May 22, 2017
Isn't the answer obvious? The Rockler picture says it all.
Donald H on May 13, 2017
Need for my router ops
Steve G on May 10, 2017
this is just something that I hope works as good as you say it does, I'm tired of clamping small items to router them so thought I would give it a try.
David M on Apr 26, 2017
To help hold my projects when I'm sanding or routing.
PMB-BL37759-Barbara L on Apr 13, 2017
Not found locally.
Kenneth M on Mar 24, 2017
To help hold work pieces in place while trim routing.
Scott R on Mar 20, 2017
Needed to hold down small pieces and clean them up. I got home used this and have also sanded on it and I do love it and would recommend it to anyone.
charlie j on Mar 19, 2017
for future trim work routering
John A on Mar 15, 2017
to keep project from sliding around.
Gary R on Mar 11, 2017
works as advertised
Robin G on Mar 8, 2017
I needed it.
DARRYL P on Feb 26, 2017
It works great as another hand on the bench and is portable.
Terry R on Feb 23, 2017
For router projects and sanding.
Robert Z on Feb 21, 2017
they work vary well
Mike G on Feb 18, 2017
free hand router work and board grip for smooth planing by hand
Eric K on Feb 16, 2017
I have used this item before. It is something that I use for sanding small items with my orbital sander. I also use it with my router for small pieces of wood.
Ruben V on Feb 15, 2017
to keep my projects from sliding around on my work bench when routing or sanding
Robert M on Feb 12, 2017
I MAKE SIGNS WITH MY DIFFERENT ROUTERS & BITS THIS WILL STOP HAVING TO USE CLAMPS
ARTHUR S on Feb 12, 2017
why should you clamp or use your hand
Val C on Feb 3, 2017
Holding down wood when caring signs
Clifford G on Feb 3, 2017
Right size for the table I use for carving and small projects
James S on Feb 2, 2017
to aid in holding work pieces still while finishing
james s on Jan 30, 2017
my old one wore out.
Bill A on Jan 25, 2017
I do not want material to move around as I am using the router.
Larry B on Jan 20, 2017
To make routing safer and easier.
Leo T on Jan 14, 2017
to facilitate touting
Tim B on Jan 5, 2017
I use a rubber pad right now and I'm hoping this would better stop the wood from slipping under my routers and sanders.
Thomas R on Jan 3, 2017
Has worked well not only for woodwork, but for other non-slip requirements
Douglas M on Dec 25, 2016
For use with my router and sanders to hold items firmly in place.
steven k on Dec 22, 2016
needed for small parts work
James S on Dec 7, 2016
Gift
Valerie c on Nov 29, 2016
To replace an old one that had seen a lot of action
David B on Nov 27, 2016
needed to replace a worn out one
Timothy W on Nov 25, 2016
This is great its hard to route with clamps in the way
Jody C on Oct 31, 2016
Want to see how well it works. If not, I have the bench cookies.
Edward M. P on Oct 29, 2016
router work slipping
Francis L on Aug 27, 2016
sale
Bill M on Aug 22, 2016
securing work as I use router
Marc S on Jun 22, 2016
SO my work won't slip when I use my router.
Jason L on May 9, 2016
needed
LARRY R on May 2, 2016
NOT ROUTING ! I like my fingers. I use it for holding wood for sanding etc.
William P on Apr 27, 2016
Use with my recent purchase of a Bosch router
David G on Apr 25, 2016
It was difficult to find this material locally. and looking it up on the internet I found the material on this website.
Clifford O on Apr 21, 2016
Availability
Frank B on Mar 31, 2016
Excellent non skid work surface.
Robert L. M on Mar 28, 2016
it works!
Russell P on Mar 22, 2016
Mine is worn out.
T P on Mar 11, 2016
To hold small pieces of wood while I use my router.
Tom B on Jun 19, 2017
Isn't the answer obvious? The Rockler picture says it all.
Donald H on May 13, 2017
Is this the same material found on the bench cookies?
Susan C on Aug 26, 2015
BEST ANSWER: No...it is more like the material found in rubber cabinet liners. But works great.

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This product works well holding the...
This product works well holding the project steady while sanding. However, several times it left a black "mat" pattern on the already sanded side when I turned the piece over to sand the reverse side. Additional sanding was required because of it.
June 28, 2008
I used mine for routing and...
I used mine for routing and found the mesh design allows for dust and chips to easily get below the mat which then starts to slide. I bead routed a 9"x10" piece and one lap around the wood is all I could do before the mat started to slide, so I have to clean under the mat frequently. The mesh design is good for folding, but then the folds don't sit flat and I had them catch on the bottom of my router bit as I went around a piece of wood. This caused an obvious problem with the router moving smoothly and damaged the mat. I'd look for solid rubber mat that can be stored in a roll.
February 11, 2009
Put this on my Christmas list...
Put this on my Christmas list based on recommendation from a friend. First use was not with wood. I had to replace the sand paper on my 10" disk sander which required scraping off the old glue. I disk plate was sliding around the bench until I remembered the mat. Never moved a bit on the mat! What a great product to have in the work shop.
January 2, 2010
The mat kept sliding the table...
The mat kept sliding the table and not keeping my job in place while sanding. My rubber carpet pads work much better.
November 9, 2010
Wish I'd bought more that one,...
Wish I'd bought more that one, and I will soon. I can see using this all the time. Excellent product and a great price.
February 13, 2008
I use to hold pieces while...
I use to hold pieces while sanding. Piece holds well to mat but mat slides on table (masonite surface)as readily as the wood piece does. At least it keeps wood piece from getting scratches, etc. I'm thinking of trying a light reusable adhesive on back side of mat to temporarily hold to work surface.
August 3, 2008
The wooden handles on our toy...
The wooden handles on our toy pop guns are sized for little hands, and before purchasing the non slip mat, were really hard to hold for sanding and rounding over the edges with a router. The mat holds the handles in place and speeds up my assembly. The mat is generously sized, and for most of my small parts, I was thinking of cutting it in half, for other operations around the shop. Thank you for a great product at a great price.
December 8, 2009
I have had one of these...
I have had one of these for years and they work just as advertised. Bench Cookies are OK... but these cover a larger area and can be used for other things as well. The only downside is that they are 2' x 3'. They should be 2' x 4'... that way you would have complete coverage if working on a 8 foot board.
September 16, 2010
I found that this worked very...
I found that this worked very well for rounding over all four edges of a board, it stayed in place and I didn't need to worry about it shifting. I found that when I tried to sand a board with a random orbital sander, the piece would shift on the mat or the mat would shift on the workbench.Also, my workbench has a butcher block top (it was originally part of a kitchen set), and the mat would slide around on it. I had to clamp a pine board to the workbench, and then put that mat on that board; which did work.I wouldn't rate it excellent for all of the uses that are mentioned, but it is worth the $9 just for being able to use it for routing with dealing with clamps.
March 1, 2008
For large pieces it works great...
For large pieces it works great for sanding with either a hand held orbital sander or a belt sander. As for smaller pieces I found that they tend to bounce around a lot and move out of position.I have not tried it yet with my router.
March 16, 2008

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