A decent plunge router for you DIY-ers. Have watched a few videos and reviews and they all seems very positive (compared to the Ryobi and Ozito ones).
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at this price range? It's worth having a good think as to what you will use it for.
It's a nice bit of kit. The only downside is that it includes only 1 router bit. Any shaping, trim etc, need to buy separate bits or a set.
Extra-tip - the fine tune depth control is still on the top where the higher model has it. Just unscrew the cap and the adjustment screw is there.
I bought the set with it for an extra $50 or so. I'll see how I go!
Maybe this might be a useful implement for cutting the steak the next time I have dinner at my mother-in-law's house
If you are trying to slice the toughened leather, they make a very small chainsaw, ideal fitment next to the cutlery
The problem with this router as I see it (and the reason I won't get it) is that it comes with 1.4", 6mm and 8mm collets. No 1/2" collet. I rarely see 6mm and 8mm bits. Most are 1/4" and 1/2", but 1/4" shank bits only get so large. You really want a 1/2" collet for the larger router bits. I'm looking for a bargain on a mains-powered router (1500W+ ideally) that has a 1/2" collet.
Cool looking robot…
“Danger, Will Robinson!”
Mmm dovetail joints.
you probably don't have much experience with woodworking power tool, battery tool is not an answer to every job.