I can't wait to try it out with the new 45 degree lock miter bit I picked up recently. I'm interested in seeing if a lock miter joint is as strong as the finger joints I am currently making with Robosaw. It would sure be a heck of a lot easier. The setup doesn't look too bad either.
The big thing is having a decent router table setup. The new router has above-the-table micro-adjustment, plus above-the-table bit changing - which for the price is awesome. My current router table sucks however, so I need to start shopping for a reasonably priced one that will allow me to use this new router to its full potential.
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Wow -- what a router! It is so impressive I feel compelled to comment on your non-blog (so please consider this a non-comment).
P.S. If you need to do some tests, I've got some oak you can make into an amp case :-)
Oh, I think it will handle your oak. Although perhaps we shouldn't *test* with that. Maybe some scrap wood first!
By the way. It comes with an extension for making circles, and it has 4 different methods of adjusting the height!
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