Most of the router tables I'm considering (The Woodpecker range is currently leading the pack) have NVR switches attached.
I can see the safety advantages of such a device but I as my Makita
3612C doesn't have a 'lock-on' type switch I can't see how I'll be able to use one.Should I cable tie the switch in the on position and use an NRV or is there an alternative solution?
On Thu, 10 May 2007 20:01:45 +0100, NickNoxx mused:
Yeah, cable tie, bit of bent metal, tape, anything like that would do the job. My Ryobi table came with a bit of bent metal with nut and bolt through it to lock the router on.
Cable ties are the typical way, yes.
Agreed - and confirmed by a rep of one of the router manufacturers at a wood working show.
Rob
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