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After several postings to the thread "Triton Router - she no start" I
began to think that we need to re-open the oft discussed topic of routers. I've posted many times to this news group asking about router lifts. However, I must confess, I never bought one. Now progress has delivered routers with built-in above the table adjustments. So 1. Are router lifts a dying breed? If so we should see prices drop soon. ;-) 2. What's the new "best under the table router?" 3. It used to be conventional wisdom that a fixed base router under the table was best, but Fine Woodworking (FWW) just selected the Triton 3.25 HP plunge router as the best of the "new breed" of above the table adjustment routers. What are the reactions from the rec? 4. I wonder what's in the works from Porter-Cable, Milwaukee, Festool, etc.? 5. For us old guys that bought routers before all the above the table adjustment ideas materialized, would it be better to buy one of the new breed or buy that long lusted for router lift? I hear router lifts still have superior precsion..... Cheers! |
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