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56 Re: routers

From: bellas@ttidca.TTI.COM (Pete Bellas)
Date: 19 Jul 88 17:42:06 GMT

In article <5277@june.cs.washington.edu> mkm@june.cs.washington.edu (Mark Murray) writes:
>I'm in the market for a decent router. Under $100. Anyone have any
>comments on specific makes and models? Any "do not buy" comments?

I would like to expand this question a bit as I am also in the market
for a router. I have purchased a table saw a little while ago and
am amazed at the things I can do with it, so I know I will be getting
more and more into woodworking.

Now for the questions.

o How much horsepower?
The 1hp models seem small, but the 3 hp seem way more than
I need, is there something in between?

o Plunge capability
What purposes is this used for, would I be likely to need it
in the future? Does it have any drawbacks?

o What about bits? 1/4 inch vs. 1/2 inch? Any standard bits that
you should have, what about sets?




 

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