Bosch Home and Garden Router POF 1400 ACE (1400 W, in carrying case)

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Additionally, the milling machine has a built-in light, illuminating the work area for improved visibility. So far i have used it to make some kitchen plinths narrower and for cutting a shelf to the right size. Nice feel to it and has some safety features which assist in preventing flying wood from flying into face etc.

The instructions are really very clear, both for these sort of usage set up bits, and for changing the router bits safely.By rotating it to a particular position you can gain few extra centimeters or so, but effectively disabling selector during those cuts. Its design and specifications make it a reliable and durable tool for both professional and DIY users. Orange lines on the image (start of the thread) themselves are around 12mm- not to mention it gets tapered inside.

I was torn between this one and the more expensive POF 1400 ACE - however this one was on special offer so that made my mind up for me. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I noticed in a previous review that reviewer said you couldn't use the 1200 AE in a router table because of the safety trigger mechanism (excellent feature). I then needed a router for a small project and spent some time surfing the internet to find a suitable item.It offers an idle speed ranging from 11,000 to 28,000 RPM, providing flexibility for various applications. The power lead comes out the top of one of these and can run up over your shoulder or to a safety dmsytem you may have (retractable socket from above head) to safely keep the lead away from the very high speed powerful high-current motor (up to and above 20,000 r. I haven't used all of the features yet but for creating grooves or rebates or chopping a long length of something down to size it's great. Weighing in at 3500g, the Bosch POF 1400 ACE is relatively lightweight, making it easy to handle and maneuver during operation. The table itself cost me almost nothing to make, out of scraps of ply and bits of plastic for dust extraction.