Palm Router Trimmer, Woodworking Hand Router with Trimmer Base, Handheld Wood Compact Trim Router Power Routers Tool with 15pcs 6.35mm Router Bit Set

Never used a router before. In fact I’m not a great carpenter but this little tool was ideal for making planters for re-planting my olive trees. It’s nicely balanced for a hand held tool and so long as you follow the instructions and gradually build the depth up it does a fine job. So if you looking for say a 17mm depth only use 3mm at a time so not to over burden the motor. The bits that come with it appear to be good quality. One question for the manufacturers where can I buy more bits. Oh and when deciding speed I opted for 4 out of 6 and it was fine. So for a DIYer like me a great addition to the tool box. Oh and make sure you attach the plastic safety cover or you will endanger your fingers and try it out first before attempting to go pro. Any way the planters are a success so not going on the log burner after all.

Bought as a gift and they love it! Great quality, size is perfect and the power is good. Real value for money! Thumbs up from me!

I've been pretty impressed with this for the price. Was building a window seat and just needed this to put a bullnose on the edges which it did with ease. Takes some getting used to, to get good results but I guess that's experience as much as anything. Haven't used any of the plunge adapters of anything yet but they look well made. Only downside is the vacuum exhaust is a weird size so had to use an adapter

Given the price tag of (currently) £50, I didn't expect too much from this router, but I was pleasantly surprised. This is a great little tool, very easy to setup and use. I have had a plunge router for many years and thought that was better than one like this, but I was very wrong. I've only used a few of the included bits, but they all worked perfectly and the router itself performed without any issues. My only two issues (which affect a number of routers, not just this one) are: Stability - The router has a very small footprint and when edging a piece of wood, the router can rock (as can any without a supportive base or jig). Power on/off - I'm not sure if this is a feature with all hand routers (I've see it on several) is that there is no on/off trigger. There is a power switch and once it's on, it stays on until you physically switch it off again. If you put the router down and it's still on, you have an exposed spinning blade that won't stop! I would prefer a little button or trigger that you press and hold to engage the router as a safety feature. Again, these two issues aren't specific to this router, so don't necessarily let them dissuade you from purchasing what is otherwise a nice little piece of kit.

A fantastic little palm router that is more than capable, which for its price, is surprising. A robust, sturdy little unit is definitely versatile in it's light weight when cheap units can be very heavy and lack finer adjustments, where this unit excels. Again for its price it's definitely got value for money nailed down and it's appearance is quite nice too. Ended up using it for jig'ing some kitchen worktops and so pleased with the results too!

Took delivery, opened the box and used with the 45° chamfer bit straight away for a project that I’m doing. Easy to use, good selection of cheap router bits (I have others for when they break) and parts that come with it. Time will tell if it lasts but so far it’s been great.

OK, but guide bearings on the router bits fall apart within a few seconds of use. Otherwise I’m fairly happy with it for occasional use.

After reading all the reviews, I decided to get this as it was cheap enough and I just needed something quickly to be able to finish my little project. I read the reviews about the bits that were not good quality but , although they are not the best, they suited me for my soft wood project just fine. You HAVE to connect it to a dust extractor as if you don't ( realised I didn't after a while and immediately regretted it ),the dust will go everywhere, and I mean EVERYWHERE... So.... once it's connected to a dust extractor I had no issues using it and I'd say it seems of solid build. My only gripe with this product is that if you use it for anything that doesn't require a guide ( like I did ) you can not see where you are going unless you shine a light through the plastic from the dust extractor. Apart for that, it is a good tools and the bits , so far, have been useful and strong enough. Nice little tool which I do recommend , although it's early days and don't know how long it will last. I'm not saying it would be for trade , but definitely for a DIYer for occasional use.

Magari è un buon prodotto, ma non ha la spina idonea all utilizzo in italia. Quindi non l ho potuto utilizzare....

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