Its ROUTER TIME!!
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foomasta69
I have a few of those HF bits and they are ok.
When it comes to routers and bits I think that is a piece of equipment that you get what you pay for.
When it comes to routers and bits I think that is a piece of equipment that you get what you pay for.
Pioneer~Saturn 5,000+ posts
Dr. Enclosure
I got my hitachi router 2 years ago and have used it to cut every circle in every enclosure ive made since then and it's still in great shape...great value, wasnt very expensive...Id look into one, got mine at home depot.
we use bosch routers here...we have 5 and they have all been good used almost every day for 5+ years...I buy amana router bits.
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bjfish11 5,000+ posts
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Harbor freight power tools are junk IMO. For the price, grab you a ryobi at HD if all you intend to do is use it for sub boxes every once in awhile. You can pick up a plunge for like 99 bucks and a fixed base for around 69. I have 4 fixed base ryobi routers setup, and they have run strong for 3+ years and counting. The plunge I have hard around for 5 or 6 years.
IF you plan on routing hardwoods fairly often, might not be a bad idea to pick up a little better router like Porter Cable or something comparable.
IF you plan on routing hardwoods fairly often, might not be a bad idea to pick up a little better router like Porter Cable or something comparable.
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Whats the difference between plunge and fixed base? plunge moves up and down and fixed doesn't?
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