Proxxon makes some decent tools. I have a few pieces and they are very
accurate and well made in my opinion. They can get pricey but I think you
would be happy with them.
Patrick
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"Wuudchuck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have a Dremel XPR 400 Series Rotary Tool, the 231 Shaper/Router Table,
>and the 335 Plunge Router Attachment plus various small router bits. So far
>the tool has been great for working on small projects.
>
>
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> http://wuudchuck.com - Free Woodworking Plans and More . . .
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> foggytown wrote:
>> Has anyone had experience with the miniature routers that Rutlands (and
>> others, I suppose) sells? I'm specializing into small trinket boxes
>> (oak, walnut, utili, etc.) and this looks like it would be a very
>> useful tool IF it performs.
>>
>> Thanx
>> FoggyTown
>>
bremen68 wrote:
> Do you mean the small one hand type routers?
>
> I borrowed my neighbors Porter Cable mini router. Worked like a charm
> for the roundover work I was doing.
No, I mean the even smaller model-sized ones like this!
http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdSrch.cgi/@cMiniature%20Routing@b::0::user::1,0,0,1::
I have a Dremel XPR 400 Series Rotary Tool, the 231 Shaper/Router Table,
and the 335 Plunge Router Attachment plus various small router bits. So
far the tool has been great for working on small projects.
--
http://wuudchuck.com - Free Woodworking Plans and More . . .
foggytown wrote:
> Has anyone had experience with the miniature routers that Rutlands (and
> others, I suppose) sells? I'm specializing into small trinket boxes
> (oak, walnut, utili, etc.) and this looks like it would be a very
> useful tool IF it performs.
>
> Thanx
> FoggyTown
>