Doctor Evil wrote:

It is not the label and price that sets a decent router appart from a
poor one, its down to what it is like to use, and the quality of the
finish...


Fits. The quality of the work it does doesn't matters then.

Quality of finish OF THE WORK oh dimm one...

(although there is also a correlation to quality of finish on the work
to that of the tool itself - properly finished struts, bearings, and
slide mechanisms are absolutely required if you want anything
approaching a decent cut)


--
Cheers,

John.

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