Visteonguy

Hi Stan,

Reds21 ordered a trim router from a site ,, www.homier.com It looked like it was just about the same thing ya can buy from HF.. except,, all they want is $9.99.. + shipping,,,, and you will get it almost as soon as you place your order,,, If it gets any cheaper,,, they might as well just give them to you,,, I orderd a couple of things from them to just check them out,,, and the UPS man dropped it off at my place in 1 1/2 days from when I ordered it.. I am temped to just buy one of those routers just for the heck of it at that price.....

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NewMontanaWorkshop

Hmmm,

Anyone that has one of these trim routers want to chime in with an opinion or review?

Thanks.

GoonMan

Hello Stan,

After seeing what Terry had done with his I picked up the one on sale at HF and have used it for rounding over some stuff I was making. I like it because it is light weight and easy to use. The only thing is I am going to make me a larger base plate for it. It will never replace my larger router but it works great for getting into tight areas and easy to handle. It surprised me. Just my 2.5 cents worth. Oh I am going to buy another one soon. LOL

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NewMontanaWorkshop

Thanks for the info Randy.

I think I might try one or two, maybe one from Homier and another from HF for comparison. Don't plan on trying to replace a full-size router either but would be nice to have a smaller router laying around with a dedicated round-over bit for quick jobs.

Course I have 2 extra PC bases that I'm looking for motors to populate with -- not sure which ones will be adopted first.

Thanks again.