Rouiter

Not Rou-i-ter "Router" but I wonder what a Rouiter is? I might need one of those also

Sac Dave wrote: : Not Rou-i-ter "Router" but I wonder what a Rouiter is? I might need one : of those also

A rouiter is a power tool for stirring French and Cajun sauces.

--- Chip

will it work for paint?

: > A rouiter is a power tool for stirring French and Cajun sauces.

: will it work for paint?

Only if it's olive oil based paint.

--- Chip

I thought that was a routier!

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For olive oil you'd use a routeroleo.

Botta'-boopie? Botta-boopie! (I have a moustache, so I can speak Italian... )

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DeWalt has a couple of nice kits with multiple bases. One with a regular and a plunge base and another with those two plus a D-handle.

Thanks but from my own experience with Dewalt. Everything I've bought Dewalt Dose not last .

I have the PC 893PK; have been very happy with it, though I'll admit I haven't used it much yet. Plunge base works quite well.

Matt

Peter? Is that you, Peter?

My wife is 1/2 Italian, and I drive her nuts with that.

Interesting. My experience has been otherwise. I have a DeWalt scroll saw and router and have had no problems. The DeWalt planer is a big seller at the Woodcraft where I work and I haven't seen any coming back. I don't know much about their portable table saw.

I should have clarified. I talking about Cordless tools My experience the batteries do not last , the tools feel flimsy. They have started buy them at work Mostly for cast iron no-hub bands holes saws threw steel studs the 18V is what they are buying they just break in no time, the old 12V Makita's last forever. I bought myself a 14.4V drill the Dewalt rep said the batteries were good for 1200 charges, this was for home use the batteries went out in no time.