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I recently purchased a Freud Ultimate Router Table that has a Freud
FT2000E router. After surfing the Web for awhile, I see both Freud FT2000E and Freud FT2000EP routers mentioned. What are the differences between the two routers? Also, has anyone else used the Freud Ultimate Router Table/Freud FT2000E router? What is your opinion of this product? Thanks TMT |
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Too_Many_Tools wrote:
I recently purchased a Freud Ultimate Router Table that has a Freud FT2000E router. After surfing the Web for awhile, I see both Freud FT2000E and Freud FT2000EP routers mentioned. What are the differences between the two routers? Also, has anyone else used the Freud Ultimate Router Table/Freud FT2000E router? What is your opinion of this product? Thanks TMT Looking at Freud's web site ( http://www.freudtools.com/woodworker...Routers_1.html ) it appears they market only two routers one is the FT2000E plunge router and the other is the FT1000EK laminate trimmer. My guess is that the FT2000EP designation is the way some retailers list the FT2000E to indicate it is a plunge router and that they are the same thing. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply) |
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On 4 Feb 2005 18:50:41 -0800, "Too_Many_Tools"
wrote: What are the differences between the two routers? No idea. But the Freud is sold by many retailers who get to specify the quality of the case and the number of extra accessories you get with it. This controls whether you get 3/8" or 1/4" collets, and if the 1/4" is a collet or just an adapter for the 1/2". The model number might just be this variation. Buy a second collet nut from Freud (UK Freud is good at spares, and reasonably priced). The collets are a pain to move between nuts, so have a nut for each. Also ditch the 1/4" adapter and get a real collet, if you don't already have one. Another accessory well worth having is their turned brass guide bush set. Beautifully made and quite cheap. -- Smert' spamionam |
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Thanks for the information.
I was surprised how confusing the information was on the Net concerning this. In relation to the accessories available for this, what else would you reccomend? I am just getting back into the hobby and am unaware of what else is available for this router and router table setup. Freud website is not very complete on accessories. Thanks TMT |
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Too_Many_Tools wrote:
In relation to the accessories available for this, what else would you reccomend? I am just getting back into the hobby and am unaware of what else is available for this router and router table setup. Freud website is not very complete on accessories. I've had my FT2000E for about ten years. The only accessory I've purchased specifically for this router was the Freud FT2020 Template Guide Set: http://www.freud-tools.com/freudfttemgu1.html Any additional router bases, the router table and various jigs I've built myself. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA (Remove "SPAM" from email address to reply) |
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Thanks for info...
Any other sites that you would reccomend? This one does not have alot of information on accessories for the table system (no pictures). Who carries Freud? When I checked the Freud site, there links to vendors seem to be limited. Thanks |
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