Pros: Inexpensive, powerful enough, loaded with user friendly features Cons: limited to 1/4" router bits, height adjust is a bit clumsy
This little router was one of my first woodworking tools that went beyond "DIY" home improvement items. I had borrowed a router from a friend to trim out a front porch I was rebuilding. The sensation from passing this machine across a piece of wood and ...
Pros: Inexpensive Cons: 1/4" collet, difficult to adjust
This was the first router I ever owned. At that time I was trying to enhance some of my woodworking projects by routing decorative edges on then. This router was reasonably priced, and it even had variable speed. How could you go wrong I thought to...
Pros: lock on trigger/powerful motor/inexpensive Cons: lacks precision
Having felt the need to own my first router, I decided to try to save a few bucks and go with what I thought would be the best value. I was drawn to Craftsman because they included a few starter bits (1/4" straight bit and a 3/8" corner round)...
Craftsman 18 in. Electric Chain Saw, 4 hp 4.0 Peak HP Motor. Tool-Less Chain Tensioner. Automatic Oiler. Low Kickback Chain and Low Profile Bar. Chainbrake and Hand Guard.
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