Small router

Does anyone know of a small router manuf or supplier. Would like to get one with a flap that would allow to work along a straight edge. Many thanks again...

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Roland
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I'm looking for a router that's bigger than a laminate trimmer but smaller than, say, a PC 690. I looked at a PC 0310 but didn't like the collet arrangement. (not self releasing). Have any ideas? Thanks,

Max D.

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Rumpty

Bosch may advertise it as a small router but I don't see any difference between it and some of the laminate trimmers out there. Its the same size motor and configuration.

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bluemax1811-newsgroups

maybe one of these?

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bridger

I'm putting it on my list of "finalists". Thanks.

Max D.

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Max

Thanks.

Max D.

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Max

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Robatoy

If I was going to do that, I'd want the Heritage version...not to use.. just to put on my mantle.... or use it as a key-chain.

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Robatoy

I just bought a Ridgid laminate trimmer to do some inlay work and to occasionally run a round over bit. It comes with the PC-size opening to mount a brass bushing. Also has the soft start feature and adjustable speed. It was $99.99 at the BORG. So far I've been quite happy with it. This mini-router fits nicely into the growing router arsenal which includes a Hitachi M12V that stays in my router table and a Skil 1 1/2 HP plunger. The collet on the Ridgid is a two wrench system.

Dale

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dalemartindesigns

yeah, me too. It's obviously a cheap router, but whether the quality is worse than the price is hard to tell without some hands-on. if you do get one, please let us know how it works out.

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bridger

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I ordered one on a sort of "what the heck" impulse. I'll post my impressions as soon as I've had a chance to try it out.

Max D.

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Max

snipped-for-privacy@all.costs wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

At the last wood show I attended, Trend was selling something looked a lot like that, for a similar price.

But I have plenty of routers, for now. The next one is likely to be a Festool, or something equally spendy, just to tick off Larry.

Patriarch

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Patriarch

On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 11:46:38 -0600, the inscrutable Patriarch spake:

Hey, Bosch just put out the little 1hp router for $99, or $119 with variable speed controls. Why pay more, ya sick rich bastihd? ;)

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Larry Jaques

Larry Jaques wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

See? It works!

Patriarch

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Patriarch

On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 20:44:26 -0600, the inscrutable Patriarch spake:

Indeed.

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Larry Jaques

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