The wooden trimmer is made of high-quality aluminum and plastic, and it comes with a shock-absorbing soft handle. This makes it more comfortable and durable, and it makes the tool last longer. Durable and lasts a long time. It has a strong handheld router structure, cutting-edge electronics, and a good ergonomic design. Anti-overload, anti-scalding machine, and quick heat dissipation.
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This machine has 800 watts of power, 110V, a 6.35mm chuck, and 30,000 rpm of speed. The 1/4″ motor has enough power to wire and adjust things. It is important that the machine is kept cool and safe. Anti-vibration, practical, easy to use, and long-lasting.
High-precision and easy operation’: The transparent base lets you see the trimming and make it easy to work. The transparent base design has high precision and is easy to find during processing, so it is a good choice. Adjustable knob: The scale can be changed.
Stable and non-deformation’: It comes with some tools, like wrenches, trimming guides, straight guides, and so on. There is a guide rail and rollers that run along the curve to make sure that the cutting is correct and that the curve is processed very well. Guide rail: thicker models are more stable and don’t deform. A wooden wrench can tighten the router head.
Use: This electric trimming machine can be used for a wide range of things, like chamfering and grooving. It can also be used for surface treatment, curve cutting, wood edge planning, and pattern processing. Homework and making things. Wood cutting and slotting is very simple.
Let me start this review by saying that I didn’t think Makita would be good for this price. But I’ve been working with wood for 40 years, and I know the difference between a cheap tool that was worth the extra money, and a cheap tool that isn’t worth anything. I needed something quick to cut some wood, and this router came the next day. I thought I’d give it a try. When you read this review, keep that in mind.
1) The box it came in looked like it had been opened, like a used item.
There were two things that didn’t work. Broken English.
A third thing that is written on the machine is that it can run at 7A and 30,000rpms. NOT. In my router table, I have a router that can only go 23,000rpms. This thing didn’t even come close to that speed.
When I used it for just a few minutes, it was having a hard time and became so hot that I couldn’t hold it. I turned it off so it could cool down. Following its restart, it was making a lot of noise.
4: The noise it was making was caused by the brush caps being screwed on so loosely at the factory that they almost fell out. They weren’t being held down by the armature. They were slapping back and forth, which was making the noise I was hearing.
At the factory, the base was also put in so loosely that it came out and got into the bit.
I could see that if I used it for a long time, the cheap plastic ears used to keep the base of the router in place would break.
Again, I didn’t expect Makita quality, but I don’t think I should have to check everything on a brand new tool to make sure people did their job in the factory before I use it. If you buy this router, you won’t get the power or speed it says it has, and it’s not even worth the low price. I wouldn’t even recommend this for someone who isn’t very good at what they do, though. This time, I learned my lesson and returned it. I will buy a Makita.
