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"Al Kondo" wrote in message ... I am a long time diy'er and recently found a couple of home jobs where a router is the only tool that could handle the job. In one job, I wanted to trim some facing I was applying to my kitchen cabinets; in the other, I needed to round off an edge of a wooden trim I was placing onto my kitchen counter. I am now in the market for buying a router. However, in looking at the options, I need some advice about: - are there differences among routers? - how many horse power is necessary or wise to get? - is brand name of the router important with respect to performance? - how important is it to get a router table? I am giving myself my own Xmas present on this one. I hope to buy some bits as well. Therefore , some thoughts on this would be helpful as well. Al Cisco makes the best routers. |
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