Milwaukee router

Any thoughts about the Milwaukee router kit Amazon is offering for $129? Looks like a great deal, but I got snookered on the Woodcraft $99 Freud router, which turned out to be a piece of crap.\

Larry

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TD Driver
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I have a 5615. It kicks like a mule on startup and has a vibrational buzz. But it is tough and a hard working router. The 2.25 HP variable speed is a much better choice.

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Robatoy

No need to be spooked, Milwaukee = Honda, Toyota, Freud = Yugo, Renault

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Leon

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'm pleased with mine. I have the 1.75, the 2.25 and the 3. The height/depth adjustment is a welcome feature.

Max

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SonomaProducts.com

Hey, appaarently a lot of people liked the Yugo and Renault. At least one of them is still in business. ;!)

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Leon

Reminds me of a statement my brother made (God rest his soul) that made me laugh my ass off.

We were watch> I have always satisfied with my Freud although I haven't exercised it

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SonomaProducts.com

"one" being the operative word, here.

nb

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notbob

We were watching telivision and a Renault comercial comes on and they are showing the shiney swoopy new Renault. Of course they are using the proper yet high-brow pronunciation "ray-know". My borther says, "Hell, when I was in high school we called them Ree-Nalts and you could get one for fifty bucks."

I think that is like Peugeot, Pu-Zho vs. Pew-Gut. Audi, Al-Dee vs. Aud-E

AND to keep it on topic,

Ipe, E-Pay, not I-pe

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Leon

I have a 2.25 fixed base milwaukee - 5621, i think. It's an excellent router. I keep it in a table . The cost was 170. The only complaint is that it uses a big acme screw for height adjustment, butnin a table it's no big deal.

shelly

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sheldon.mandel

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