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steveBeatz

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Well since my lady bought me a Ridgid table saw I was debating getting a Ridgid plunge router but I hear its there first model not sure if its any good. was also considering the Dewalt 618 plunge router. or a Milwaukee 5616 any input thanks

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fbi90909

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home depot would have the information you are looking for //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

 

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Linksys makes good ones.

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steveBeatz

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Real funnnyyy Can I get some serious replys and not people trying to build there post count, Thanks.

 

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+1 post added to my post count.

 

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+1 more post to my post count. i need to look like i know more than others.

 

JimJ

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How much are you looking to spend?

I use a Milwaukee fixed base as a trim router, works fine, but I don't have any experience with their plunge models.

 

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steveBeatz

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I dont mind spending money if its worth it you know? I know im a beginner at box building but would rather get somthing descent the first time. But around 200bucks or less.

 

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Porter Cable, Ridgid, Bosch...all great, but trust me the $99.99 Ryobi plunge router will be just as good. I wouldnt say that about other Ryobi products but there routers are great.

 

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steveBeatz

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Will look into that thanks

 

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I never much liked Dewalts, but every Rigid product I've ever used had worked great. Milwaukee makes good stuff too, but I'm partial to Rigid

 

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I never much liked Dewalts, but every Rigid product I've ever used had worked great. Milwaukee makes good stuff too, but I'm partial to Rigid

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steveBeatz

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Thanks hintyz only thing I have against the ridgid is I read some reviews and herd its a pain to adjust to plunge or whatever.

 

shaneb

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Porter Cable makes a great router...

I like my Freud and my Porter...

But I have a full time job in remodel...

You will get away with a Black and decker or ryobi considering its for occasional home use...

 

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steveBeatz

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What you guys think of this router this guys selling?

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=375519