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Yep! It is a real workhorse and adjusts from above the table fairly easily without the added expense of a powered router lift.
McRob -- actually Rob/McRabbet
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Yep! It is a real workhorse and adjusts from above the table fairly easily without the added expense of a powered router lift.
McRob -- actually Rob/McRabbet
I know....it was a little jab...sorry :slap:
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One option not mentioned is the Delta Router shaper.
It is a little tempermental but it has a lot of features for the money.
Due to its' speed it is perfect for panel raising with larger diameter bits.
It has enough power, a built in raiser,it can use 1/4 and 1/2" shank bits.
A while back the blue Borg was selling them out on clearance, they also show up used occasionally.
You can also do it on a table saw similar to making a cove molding.
It is a little tempermental but it has a lot of features for the money.
Due to its' speed it is perfect for panel raising with larger diameter bits.
It has enough power, a built in raiser,it can use 1/4 and 1/2" shank bits.
A while back the blue Borg was selling them out on clearance, they also show up used occasionally.
You can also do it on a table saw similar to making a cove molding.
Eagle,
If this is the one you're talking about, the SH100, I do believe that it's been discontinued. I coudn't find one for sale online. But, as you suggested, that doesn't mean that one couldn't be found.
If this is the one you're talking about, the SH100, I do believe that it's been discontinued. I coudn't find one for sale online. But, as you suggested, that doesn't mean that one couldn't be found.
Yep, that's the one.
I don't use it often.
I normally have no need for a fancy router table.A piece of plywood or melamine and a couple of clamps does a pretty good job. Not enough floor space in my shop for something that can be made pretty quickly.Some of the router stations I have seen are beautiful but much too fancy for me.They look more like a show piece or a piece of furniture.
I believe "form follows function" and "It don't have to be pretty, it just has to work."
For small stuff I Use the one you refrenced.
I don't use it often.
I normally have no need for a fancy router table.A piece of plywood or melamine and a couple of clamps does a pretty good job. Not enough floor space in my shop for something that can be made pretty quickly.Some of the router stations I have seen are beautiful but much too fancy for me.They look more like a show piece or a piece of furniture.
I believe "form follows function" and "It don't have to be pretty, it just has to work."
For small stuff I Use the one you refrenced.
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