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Old 01-17-2008, 10:03 AM   #4
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Hi jcmmgm

You'er welcome,,, I said the same thing when I saw the plastic bag of parts, "what a joke, a rod and some plastic parts,,,, for 80.oo bucks ,they got to me,,," then I took my time and took a hard look at the parts, and said most of them I will not need but it can be used in many routers,,,,so if I get a new router I will have the parts I need to use it with the new router as well

It works great and not that hard to setup...in fact fun stuff to do on a cold day in the house..

The only I didn't like about the kit was the SMALL crank handle ,, so I made one just a bit bigger in dia. I just drill a hole in some hardwood the same size as the plastic one ,and with a drop of super glue I pushed it over the plastic one..

see it the pictures

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