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re: Trim Router Lift
I'm building out a JKM Mini table right now, and plan on using a corded DeWalley set. My thought is just tweak adjustment's like back when, and use some blocks to set height against. For most of the stuff I am planning for it, close enough works great. Routing in dados for drawer bottoms stuff like that. Probably won't take a 1/4" downcut carbide spiral out of the routah... That last is ROUTER in Normese.
Damn Ducky, so they do sell real tools over there in Aussieland. Here I thought you HAD to use that green stuff just because you couldn't get real tools. Don't tell me the real reason you use them. I'll probably cry. :-)))))))
I've got a Colt in a Really nice base, but it's more for above table hand held use. If you want one in a table I'd just get their base. As far as Colts go, the entire home CNC industry spent several years using them as the cutting component. The are kick ass routers. I have several of them laying around. If you want a Dremel I think the Stew Mac bases are the best at present.
Damn Ducky, so they do sell real tools over there in Aussieland. Here I thought you HAD to use that green stuff just because you couldn't get real tools. Don't tell me the real reason you use them. I'll probably cry. :-)))))))
I've got a Colt in a Really nice base, but it's more for above table hand held use. If you want one in a table I'd just get their base. As far as Colts go, the entire home CNC industry spent several years using them as the cutting component. The are kick ass routers. I have several of them laying around. If you want a Dremel I think the Stew Mac bases are the best at present.
