mouppe
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wnagle said:Well I have to admit I like my bosch 1617evs and use it more often than my of1400. I'm still no used to the handle/trigger on the of 1400. Feels awkward to me. I also prefer the two wrench method to tighten the collet over the spindle lock. However the I have the table widener base for the of 1400 and that comes in handy.
Festoolfootstool said:A router is only a motor on a stick so any half decent machine will get the job done, I cannot bring myself to spend the ticket price for the festool. That said I do like the base of the of 2200.
Festoolfootstool said:A router is only a motor on a stick so any half decent machine will get the job done, I cannot bring myself to spend the ticket price for the festool.
nico said:Found this on youtube
Frank Klausz, "Dovetail A Drawer" DVD intro
Richard Leon said:I love my 1400 and its accessories but the PC sits in a router table and does its job very adequately.
joraft said:Richard Leon said:I love my 1400 and its accessories but the PC sits in a router table and does its job very adequately.
Me too! There are few routers more perfect for a table than the Porter Cable 7519.
RonWen said:I chose the Milwaukee 5625-20 for my router table. It has more power than the PC and an electronic variable speed giving it a wider rpm range and full power at all speeds. It handles my big panel cutter very nicely and is smooth as silk.