well my router broke...

[tapout383 10+ year member]

i did that with lowes used the router then took it back just dont scratch it up too bad

 

[99grandprixGT 5,000+ posts]

becuase of some pm's i have gotten, just to clarify, this is for cutting holes in mdf, not for a router for computers

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[SicAudio 5,000+ posts]

you could hit up a pawn shop and nail 1 for prolly 10 bux too i see alot of the old school skil and b&d ones around hear go for that.

 

[Fiercetimbo17 10+ year member]

Where in dallas are you?

 

[z0n3d0u7 10+ year member]

I bought a cart full of old Display model tools from Home depot. They cut the cords off of them, So i wound up replacing them. I garentee if it worked before, And you put a new cord on it [id go 10+ foot, So you dont "Have" to have an extension cord], It'll work after. Corrosion or not. However, Id solder + shrink wrap it.

Also, Imma have to go look for routers in pawnshops, If there going for 20>*

 

[ballstothewall 10+ year member]

Just put a new cord on it, its not hard and if can figure out how to put a hole in MDF you can put on a new cord.

 

[taintedplay 10+ year member]

Where in dallas are you?

in lakewood, but i go to school in lake highlands