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VS Dimmer Switch Use
Folks -
Okay, question about lekturcity here... Could I use a standard incin.. incandces... encand.... oh hell... light bulb dimmer switch as a variable speed switch for a router. If the router draws less than the switch is rated for, will I run into a problem? I don't care about the switch, I just don't want to damage the router. I built the router table in FWW from several months ago and I have it set up so I can mount three routers on the beast... unfortunately, none of these are VS, and I will need to cut the speed down so I can use a panel raiser in one of them.... I have a cheap HF plunge router that I set up for the horizontal routing, a Melwilke.... Malwalkie.... Milwaulck... dammit.... Red "body grip" router for table use, and my DeWalt Plunge router for the overhead routing. My only VS router, the Bosch 1617, is my favorite, so I am saving that for hand-work and I don't want to put that one in the table. Please let me know if y'all think this'd work, or if I'm asking for trouble. As for not buying a VS router control, or yet another router, I don't need help with that... I already know that I'm cheap! John Moorhead |
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