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Hello Everyone, I'm a Novice wood worker. I have a Hitachi 2.25 HP combo router and I'm looking for a new router for a table that I just built. Anyone like the Craftsman 17543? Any suggestions? | ||
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I like the Milwaukee 5625 for a table ![]() You already have a 2.25 hp why not get a 3hp as your second router? | ||
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| Official Greeter ![]() Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Dallas, GA No not Tx First Name: Jerry Posts: 2,616 ![]() |
Welcome to the forum. Like Nick says if it is a dedicated router for your table go with the 3 or 3+ router. I know when I dedicate a router to the table, that will be a while, I will go with a 3+ unit. I rally cannot recommend something I've never had, but others will be along that can.
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Please note, even the big routers may need to be modified for some bits. Make sure the router base can be modified to take bits of this size. Don't let someone convince you that >3" bits should be mounted outside the router base. Allthunbs | |||
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I am with you allthumbs, but guys always tell me "oh I used a 2.25hp unit and it worked fine for the raised panels". I am sure they did, still not the right tool for the job, IMHO. I wonder how many passes they had to do to make that work. ![]() | ||
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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Coconut Creek, Florida (near Ft. Lauderdale) First Name: Jim Posts: 386 ![]() |
Welcome Nick. This is the place for router info. I went with a 3+ HP Boush for table mounting.
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That Bosch is a sweet router have fun! ![]() | ||
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