The extrustions hold up nicely, only when you forget to wait for the router to come to a complete standstill before lifting it from the MFS...
Don't ask how I know.
The extrustions hold up nicely, only when you forget to wait for the router to come to a complete standstill before lifting it from the MFS...
Don't ask how I know.
What’s funny is I learned that lesson the hard way on the MFS400. I later got the woodpeckers version and the first time I used it with a 1010 router, I made one last 1mm adjustment to the depth, cut my mortise, waited for the router to stop and found that final depth adjustment caused the collet nut to hit the guide rail. All 4 got chamfered. Strike 2! The shallower depth on the MFS would have been nice in that instance.
