Bosch GKF 12v 8 Review - Holtonsfixit101
Channel: Holtonsfixit101
Date: 2020-06-07

Welcome to Holtonsfixit101.   Let's have a chat about the Bosch GKF 12v-8 trim router. This little router is very easy in the hand due to the shape and can be used one handed but i recomend both for more control. Being only 12volts you wouldn't expect much, not so this little router packs a punch helped by the fact it's brushless. The motor a bit slow for my liking at 13,000 rpm but never the less gets the job done. The batteries I have are 2Ah but large capacity ones are avalible in the bosch range. Unfortunatly at the time I bought the router it was only sold as a bare tool, so i had to shell out for batteries and charger. Hope you like my take on this router and my two pence worth I added and I'll see you on the next vid.

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