Lots of us have Craftsman routers and they will get you by but you may want to upgrade one day and you should know that the Craftsman routers are hard to get parts for when they get older. Until you have a problem that's a bridge you don't need to worry about crossing right now.
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Well I've got 4 or 5 old Craftsman routers, newest is something over 10 years. So you can listen to Chuck, or to me. I'd listen to Chuck. Hehehe All my routers work except one, and a soldered wire came loose on that one, easy fix, but with the others working, haven't bothered yet. For what I do they work great, I don't work them to death, so that helps. My solution to ever needing parts for one would just be to toss it. After all, got working spares.

I use my routers for one purpose, and one purpose only, so don't need anything fancy, don't need to make adjustments.