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Question: Does it come with a guide?
Document: Great little router for hand holding. Underpowered for table use, but can work with smaller bits. Note: this one does not come with a case.
I purchased this to use with the PC guide systems. I have other routers but this is a simple solution to keep a dedicated setup while building at different stages with projects.
Bought it to route dovetails. Plenty of power, cut through red oak like butter. Very pleased, great price for great router. Attached baseplate is the standard for guide bushings.
(To more easily accomplish this and other things like tightening the nuts, the aluminum base of the router easily detaches from the top motor assembly after the clamping mechanism is quickly loosened. )To cut 1/2" dovetail joints you will need to purchase a 7/16th" router template guide bushing adapter that fits into the bottom of the plastic base.
I got frustrated with my Craftsman Professional router when I apparently bought the only model that didn't support their guide bushings. So, I went out and bought this Porter-Cable router so I could use my dovetail jig. Like others, I find this router to be great for doing hand routing, and like other reviewers, I don't like where the switch is located.
It is a rotatable dial graduated in 1/64th of an inch increments designed as a reference guide to allow for changes in depth adjustment.This router does not have a variable rotation speed setting-rotation speed is fixed at 27,000 RPM. You can easily attach this router to a factory made router table or, as I did, to a make-shift router table made of plywood and set on top of my table saw base stand.
Since some types of router work require use of a fence-guide in which the router base plate is pressed against the fence to guide the cut of bit, the oblong-gation of the base plate could cause a problem with intricate cuts.2. One of the handles on my unit is loose and will not completely tighten correctly. Not a critical issue but it's annoying.3. Back when this router was manufactured in the US it came with nice little plastic carry case.
I use these as a spindle on a small CNC machine. The first one I bought took a ton of abuse before I had to work on it. I've gone through five of them now, and it seems like each one is a little worse than the first. I bought two of these here on Amazon, and the first one died in a week. The second one is still running, but screws have come out and the power fades after a while running. I probably won't buy another one.
this router is the work horse of routers. it is strong and can do any job whether your a framing carpenter, routing window openings, or a finish carpenter, machining doors.this is my third router and i still have the very first 690LR that i bought. i use all three everyday as a finish carpenter. i absolutely love them.
this is a good router but it does require two wrenches to change bits. A lock and one wrench system is better. You also have to really crank down on the depth lock screw or the depth tends to increase at times.
Answer: yes