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Got this question from an eBay buyer looking at my/THE router:
"Does it have the 3 collet sizes (1/4, 3/8 & 1/2). Is it a single wrench operation with a spindle lock? Thanks."
I have no idea. Anyone know routers? This is the router:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...4354111466&rd=1
A little hard to tell from the pics, but did you tell him it has a chinstrap?Quote:
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What a "Router Jong" :fm:Quote:
Originally Posted by gonzo
Its gotta be a single wrench with spindle lock.
Whether it can use a 1/2" bit depends on its horsepower.
1/4 3/8 1/2 refers to the diameter of the router bit that fits into the collet.
Measure the shaft of your bits to find out what bit diameters you have for auction.
FYI: If any asshole asks you if it works for "extreeme routing" etc, that asshole is Punani.
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This DeWalt DW618 slide/plunge router has never been used by anyone with a working knowledge of routers.
NO RESERVE PRICE HAS BEEN SET.
Pictures below are of the ACTUAL item for auction. (as far as you know)
This item includes:
New DeWalt DW618 2.25 HP, 12 Amp, Electronic slide/plunger router; it slides as it plunges
Heavy-duty carrying/storage case complete with extra fingers(you will lose a couple)
5 DeWalt router bits: 1/4" straight; 1/2" Bi-Flush Trim; 90 degree 1/2" V-Groove; 3/8" BendOver; 5/32" Roman Orgee
"Woodworking with the Router for the Mentally Disabled" American Woodworker book. Complete with pretty pictures
Router:
Micro-fine depth adjustment cock ring
Adjustable, tool-free steel motor Ham Hock
Quick release motor latches for motor pack removal for bit and base changes(motor not included, latches only)
Detachable cordset in case you want to detach the cord
Steel guide rods made from real steel
LEXAN sub-base, Volume goes to 11
Rubber handles coated in spermacide
Dust-sealed switch, never needs dusting
Machined, die-cast aluminum basom and motor home
Nickel plated motor housing and 24k gold chain
Follow phUnks lead and include a "No JONGS" clause.
Gonz - I'm actually VERY interested if you don't get your asking price.