Router bit size

[TreasonousBastard]

8. I had an old Ryobi router...

cheap, but not bad for occasional use. Made a lot of stuff with it, and even managed to get it to work quite well on a cheap router table.

But, if you're going to get serious, like with those big bits, you gotta get the right tool. I've always suspected Ryobis, and other cheap ones, would have bearings and such that wouldn't last. They wouldn't necessarily kill you, at first, but cutting accuracy would go after a while. Even the Craftsman I suggested earlier might not be the choice for a woodworking pro.

But it's fine for you and me and the occasional project.

Have fun making stuff. I miss my old woodshop.