Hi,
I watched a video where a woodworker was using a trim router with a plunge base to mimic the spring action of a Domino tool.
When the router is plunged, it returns to the top of its travel without having to release a lever.
Is this free spring action -- I don't know the correct way to describe this -- a feature on some plunge bases?
I don't have a plunge base for my trim router and the only plunge base I've used is on my Bosch 1617 and I have to press a lever to release the spring after a plunge.
Here's the video (it should start at the 2:00 minute mark, just before she uses the router):
What is this sorcery?
Thanks!
I watched a video where a woodworker was using a trim router with a plunge base to mimic the spring action of a Domino tool.
When the router is plunged, it returns to the top of its travel without having to release a lever.
Is this free spring action -- I don't know the correct way to describe this -- a feature on some plunge bases?
I don't have a plunge base for my trim router and the only plunge base I've used is on my Bosch 1617 and I have to press a lever to release the spring after a plunge.
Here's the video (it should start at the 2:00 minute mark, just before she uses the router):
What is this sorcery?
Thanks!