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Bosch Colt 1.25 HP Variable-Speed Palm Router Expired
$80
$129.00
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Amazon.com has Bosch GKF125CEN Colt 1.25 HP (Max) Variable-Speed Palm Router Tool for $80.17 after you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free. Thanks marasim
Note: In stock on December 9, 2020
Note: In stock on December 9, 2020
- Click here and add Bosch GKF125CEN Colt 1.25 HP (Max) Variable-Speed Palm Router Tool for $90.19 to cart
- Click here and add 47-Piece Bosch Multi-Size Screwdriver Bit Set for $9.98 to cart
- Proceed to checkout
- Total will be $100.17 - $20 off $100 Select Bosch in cart discount = $80.17. Shipping is free.
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Potentially $80.19 with $20 off $100 on Bosch items
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Several years ago I picked up a smaller trim router like this so I could just leave my bigger router in the table. If you're in a similar situation then I'd recommend picking one of these up.
Just note that they're not incredibly powerful and shouldn't really be considered as a primary router for things like dados and more demanding work. That's not to say they're incapable of such tasks, but rather that you'll be making a lot of passes while gradually increasing depth to avoid wood burn. Because of this, you'll wear out your bits much quicker than if you purchased a bigger router.
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You'll run your car down to fumes waiting for gas to drop another 2 cents won't ya?
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Several years ago I picked up a smaller trim router like this so I could just leave my bigger router in the table. If you're in a similar situation then I'd recommend picking one of these up.
Just note that they're not incredibly powerful and shouldn't really be considered as a primary router for things like dados and more demanding work. That's not to say they're incapable of such tasks, but rather that you'll be making a lot of passes while gradually increasing depth to avoid wood burn. Because of this, you'll wear out your bits much quicker than if you purchased a bigger router.
I believe you're talking about the older, 1 hp model. This is the lowest price for the 1.25 hp.
I posted this deal a couple weeks ago but it expired. Good to see it back.
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https://www.zoro.com/bosch-125-hp.../G4430157/
The Milwaukee M18 router (tool only) is about the same price at Home Depot with the hack. But I feel like this is one of those tools you will only use it in a shop environment. Don't really need a cordless version and worry about not having enough batteries.
Several years ago I picked up a smaller trim router like this so I could just leave my bigger router in the table. If you're in a similar situation then I'd recommend picking one of these up.
Just note that they're not incredibly powerful and shouldn't really be considered as a primary router for things like dados and more demanding work. That's not to say they're incapable of such tasks, but rather that you'll be making a lot of passes while gradually increasing depth to avoid wood burn. Because of this, you'll wear out your bits much quicker than if you purchased a bigger router.
Same here, only took me two times having to take mine out of my table to decide that wasn't going to work. Picked up the m18 for $99. Only bummer is 90% of my bits are for a 1/2" collet 😑.
https://www.zoro.com/bosch-125-hp.../G4430157/
The Milwaukee M18 router (tool only) is about the same price at Home Depot with the hack. But I feel like this is one of those tools you will only use it in a shop environment. Don't really need a cordless version and worry about not having enough batteries.
Cords get in the way. Once you're deep enough into a battery system running out of charged batteries is more of a challenge than a problem.
This seems like a more appropriate accessory. $15 so $5 more in overall purchase.
Big pluses for this router!