Should I?

[tommyt654]

A man can never have too many routers right,...http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/tls/1568740845.html

[cgallery]

For $10 I'd be on that like white on rice.

I love the look of those vintage routers.

[sweensdv]

Of course you should.

[tommyt654]

P/U Tomorrow,

[Pappy]

Same as my Rockwell 100. It is my go to for triming and edging work.

[LCHIEN]

you could do a Rod Kirby and mount thay guy in a nice display case on your wall.

[cabinetman]

I have one of those and they aren't that powerful, but are great routers, and they just don't die. Maybe just change brushes.
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[tommyt654]

Its mine, Guy said he musta had 10 calls after me,but I got there 1st, neat little router, A Keeper.

[tommyt654]

Well I got the Router as most here know by now, But what about this,http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/tls/1575068992.html

[shoottx]

Well I got the Router as most here know by now, But what about this,http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/tls/1575068992.html

Yup

Get it! I have had one since they came out new, and have yet been able to kill it. I use mine regularly to surface walnut red and white oak. I have replaced the belt one time, some dummy forgot to measure the thickness of the far end of the board and tried to plane about 3/4" of white oak in one pass.

Be sure and ask if the owner has the blade alignment tool and the sharpening jig. If he doesn't they are available from the usual sources.

[cabinetman]

Well I got the Router as most here know by now, But what about this,http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/tls/1575068992.html

If it works it's a good deal.
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