Andy Hall wrote:
|| On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 18:24:15 ?, SJ wrote:
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||| On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 17:37:14 -0000, "Grouch"
||| wrote:
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|||| A Router in respect to a Jigsaw can do numerous jobs that a Jigsaw
|||| can't i.e cut channels/bore holes/chamfer edges/fancy edging/ the
|||| list is endless, it can cut straight edges but this normally takes
|||| 2 to three cut's depending on thickness of wood, cuts a lot
|||| straighter than a Jig.
||||
|||| Two models here the higher the wattage the better, also half inch
|||| chuck
||||
|||| JCB are decent quality tools.
|||| http://tinyurl.com/23o27
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|||
||| Out of the two that you list one is £49 the other is £59 what would
||| you go for?
||
|| Neither.
||
|| You won't get good results out of a router in this price range if you
|| are planning regular use.
||
||
|| .andy
||
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Why.? JCB is not a own brand store spin off. Plus he's not going into Mass
production. I have a B/D which has been taken a lot of punishment the 850W,
had it for two years now and it's still working.
Power tools will last for ages provided the operater does not force it
through the Job.
I also have Bosch 1500w. The one,s your on about are more for Industry work
rather than the average DIYer.

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Grouch

If things get any worse, I'll have to ask you to stop helping me.