Re: Tablesaw comparison/buying guide

On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 05:11:22 GMT, the infamous "Lew Hodgett" scrawled the following:

"Bill" wrote: >> Since then I inherited two Craftsman routers >> from the mid 70's (1/2 and 1 HP I think, are they worth messing >> with?). > >NO!!! > >The first time you use one and the bit slips in the collet destroying >a valuable piece of wood, you will understand. > >Damn things don't even make good boat anchors.

What, you're dissing the ARHA of the Crapsman routers? Searz sells them with that Automatic Random Height Adjuster built in as a selling point, sir. :^}

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Larry Jaques
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That's funny. I've got two HF 1/2 HP Routers that hold their position exactly. One I use for freehand work, and one I have in a table for quick work. In my door panel making table I have a good Rigid router though. The Rigid is a lot better than the HF, and they are all so much better than the Sears one I have not gotten around to throwing away that it's a joke.

I might have a use for the Sears Router some day. Maybe I'll strip the case off of it and use it for a motor on something.

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Bob La Londe

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