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Fastenal- Memphis
901-743-3965
1749 Cherokee Blvd Memphis, TN, 38111
Memphis, TN
Fastenal- Memphis
901-371-9051
5103 Raleigh-LaGrange Memphis, TN, 38134
Memphis, TN
Bradco Supply Corp/ Memphis
(901) 565-8784
4365 Winchester Road Memphis, TN, 38118
Memphis, TN
Fastenal- Memphis
901-332-5006
886 Brooks Road Memphis, TN, 38116
Memphis, TN
LOWE'S OF SOUTHAVEN, MS
662 536-3245
178 GOODMAN ROAD WEST SOUTHAVEN, MS, 38671
Southaven, MS
ABC Supply Co. Inc./Memphis
901-346-3130
2900 Airways Blvd Memphis, TN, 38132
Memphis, TN
ABC Supply Co.,Inc/Memphis
901-795-5220
3886 Air Park St Memphis, TN, 38118
Memphis, TN
DYNAMIC FASTENER
(901) 369-8000
3700 Cherry Rd Memphis, TN, 38118
Memphis, TN
LOWE'S OF S.E. MEMPHIS, TENN.
901 755-9557
7895 WINCHESTER ROAD MEMPHIS, TN, 38125
Memphis, TN
Fastenal- Southaven
662-393-2949
1868 First Commercial Drive Southaven, MS, 38671
Southaven, MS

Digital Plunge Router

 

     

Digital readout has finally arrived on a mainstream router. This new 10-amp plunge router from Craftsman has an integrated LED screen that allows you to precisely set the depth of cut, in fractions of an inch or millimeters, without using a scale or ruler. Adjusting the depth of cut on many plunge routers can be a real hassle, but not on this machine. The Craftsman system is easy to use because it's so intuitive. As with all plunge routers, the first step is to lower the bit until it touches your workbench and engage the plunge lock lever to hold the bit in position. Next, rotate a depth-of-cut knob to lower a stop rod until it contacts the router's base. Standard procedure so far, but now comes the new, digital part. Press a zeroing button, then dial up the stop rod. As you turn this knob, the readout screen clearly indicates how deep the bit will cut, to the nearest 1/64-in. A simple twist of another knob locks the stop rod in place, and you're ready to go.
Other good features on this router include 1/4-in. and 1/2-in. collets, variable speed, soft start, a conveniently located on/off switch, and a dust shield and dust port. This router would work well in a router table, but it lacks a couple of user-friendly features. Although you get a long extension knob for setting the height of a bit from underneath the table, you can't raise the collet high enough to cha...

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