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  1. 4th May 2008, 11:12 PM #1
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    Default Router for ornamental lathing

    HI I have a fitting that come with my lathe for router but the 2 routers I got are too fat to fit it so what kind of router do I need to make it fit on the lathe. The paperwork I have found is called a slim body router. Where would i find one of these to buy?
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    The small ozito can be removed from its base, so that type is used by beginner CNC router makers. Can you describe a bit more fully what is required or post a pic from yur instruction manual
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    Could be for a laminate trim style router
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    Wot DJ said.

    Also known by some as a 'finishing' or 'trim' router.
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    Aldi also had a variable speed router for about $45 Toni

    other choice is a Dremal or similar
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    Mother's day scored early I got a new ozito today. Hubby is going to help me set up to play.
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