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Reddit mentions of Milwaukee 5616-24 2-1/4 Max-Horsepower EVS Multi-Base Router Kit Includes Plunge Base and BodyGrip Fixed Base

Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2

We found 2 Reddit mentions of Milwaukee 5616-24 2-1/4 Max-Horsepower EVS Multi-Base Router Kit Includes Plunge Base and BodyGrip Fixed Base. Here are the top ones.

Milwaukee 5616-24 2-1/4 Max-Horsepower EVS Multi-Base Router Kit Includes Plunge Base and BodyGrip Fixed Base
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The product is easy to useThe product is durableThe product is manufactured in ChinaPrecise macro/micro depth adjustment systemto 1/64 increment, 3 metal depth scale and adjustable pointerPremium plunge system with four-point Oil Impregnated PM Bushing design6-Position(1/8 increment) adjustable metal turret stops for precise, multiple-pass routingTough, machined aluminum motor housing and baseQuick release motorallows adds the convenience of pop & drop quick base changes,passing motor between bases
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Found 2 comments on Milwaukee 5616-24 2-1/4 Max-Horsepower EVS Multi-Base Router Kit Includes Plunge Base and BodyGrip Fixed Base:

u/load_more_condiments ยท 2 pointsr/woodworking

I have the Bosh which I like, but it now resides in the router table and I use my Milwaukee for everthing else. I really like the body grip as I can confidently manuver it with one hand when needed. (Like when your cord gets hooked on something during a long cut).

http://www.amazon.com/Milwaukee-5616-24-Max-Horsepower-Multi-Base-Includes/dp/B000QV1CXW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419731361&sr=8-1&keywords=milwaukee+router

u/efalk ยท 1 pointr/woodworking

I agree with every point here. I have used this Bosch router or one very similar, and recommend it highly.

I own this Milwaukee router and it's been a real work horse, although it did need repair once.

Porter cable is also excellent. I don't know if I'd get Ryobi, and I definitely wouldn't get Craftsman.

The plunge base is nice, but I very rarely use mine. You could skip it and save a few bucks and probably never miss it.