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ALDI router and table.
On Sep 14, 3:18*pm, David Paste wrote:
Current 'specials' at ALDI. Why would I want a 1200W router that bulky, if it only has a 1/4" collet? If you do buy it, either throw the 6mm collet (and any bits) away, or else tape it into a sealed bag. Too many accidentally dropped cutters if they're used by accident with a 1/4" shank. The router table is far too small for general use. It's useless as a way to handle large sheets for edge work. OTOH, if you're short of space and mostly want it for making mouldings out of strip, then it could be just the job. The fingerboards are quite well done. It needs to be screwed or clamped down, as it's too light otherwise. I have no idea what the mitre gauge is for and it's unsafe to use a table like this without first making a couple of push blocks. |
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