Stabilmax Trim Router Base
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2023
- Product Page: www.woodpeck.com/stabilmax-tr...
Woodpeckers StabilMax Trim Router Base gives your small router a more stable footing, eliminating the all-too-familiar "dip" at corners and narrow sections of pattern work. The extended tear-drop shape and large handle give you the extra support you need for flawless edge profiles. Machined from solid phenolic on our CNC gantry mill, the StabilMax has perfectly located mounting holes for the most popular trim routers on the market. For even more versatility, the base is milled to accept Porter-Cable style template guide bushings. But we didn't stop at just fitting in the guide bushings, we included a centering pin so you can locate the guide bushing perfectly concentric with the collet. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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It's crazy that they didn't make it fit the Milwaukee cordless trim router..... That's one of the most popular trim routers in use right now if not THE most popular!!
I agree, very disappointing.
Not really a Dewalt fan, but Dewalt's palm router is much better than the Milwaukee's offering. Sorry but it's true
It is THE most popular trim router.
It’s not like them to miss that, I wonder who made the decision to leave Milwaukee out.
@@Zamboni-0805 sorry but I have to disagree. I own the Makita, Dewalt and 4 Milwaukee trim routers. I always reach for the Milwaukee first. If I have to rate them, Milwaukee comes in first, then Makita, followed by Dewalt 3rd. And I am not a brand loyalist.... I use whatever is best. Although honestly they are are excellent trim routers.
Another cool addition to your lineup and, as others have mentioned, at a great price.
Couple of ideas for version 2.0: holes underneath for centering pins and maybe even some compatibility for an edge guide and/or circle cutting arm. Looking forward to see what you come up with next. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
I noticed that woodpeckers are. Making more affordable tools which is a good thing. I'm sure this is dude to the supply chain issue.. but keep the innovation going
I’m impressed. I know some guys have large bases for trim routers but you price and reputation goes a long way to nab a good piece of this market. It’s on my short list. Thanks Jeff
I will be getting one of these - thanks!
Even though I have several of these, the price makes this a very good deal. I am impressed.
This fits so many routers, is there any surface left to smoothly round those corners without catching on one of twenty-three holes?🤣
It would be nice to see you offer at least two bases to cover all the routers so half as many holes would be on each of them. Or offer a blank as well so it could be drilled to fit as needed.
All the Best, Chuck.
P.S. It was added to my Wish-List. 👍
Cool idea that I could make myself but at a price point that makes sense to just buy it and enjoy the refined features. Sold.
Great idea for palm routers.
I was about to purchase, then did not hear Milwaukee compatibility. Bummer, I sure could use this!
You can make your own for under $10
@@Zamboni-0805 Agree, I may go this route - polycarbonate. Some of these accessories I don't mind making. Sometimes it is nice to just pick up a solid designed one.
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
@@WoodpeckersLLC Wow, awesome thank you! Order placed!
I like the general design, but I'd prefer one that I could see through. I don't like working blind. Plexiglass would be more attractive.
Cool product! Also my first FIRST comment ever!
No M18? 😢
You can make your own for under $10
Not compatible with Milwaukee?
Nope. Checked the manual. Not on the list.
You can make your own for under $10
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
@@WoodpeckersLLC I received mine today. The assembly sheet doesn't mention Milwaukee, and the diagram doesn't show the Milwaukee mounting holes. There are four undocumented holes on the base. These four undocumented holes fit the Milwaukee 2723-20 perfectly. Other than the outdated assembly sheet, the StabilMax base works with the Milwaukee 2723-20 perfectly.
I would love to see a version with a pistol grip (similar to old PC) and a clear base.
Hi Jeff! Was disappointed to see the Stabilmax isn't pre-drilled to mate with the Milwaukee M18 Compact Router, which is by far the best small router I have ever used. But you guys have hit the nail on the head with this trim router base - much needed! So, I'm going to order one anyway and see if I can drill the mounting holes myself.
Totally agree
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
Sorry my mistake. Just found ordering site
Milwaukee?
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
Missing Milwaukee is a hug swing and a miss. Not sure why they’d include Ryobi instead
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
Is an improvement over standard router bases, but i think you missed the opportunity to improve dust collection, on one of the
worst offender tools in the shop.
No info on ordering from this utube clip, sorry
I guess you don't look. The link to the web page is at the top of the show notes.
Ordering info is always in the same place on every video
I can build one for maybe $10....why would I buy this?
Who cares what you can do....we don't need to know
I think your pricing is off. It'll cost you that in shipping for the handle from McMaster. I am confident this is a good product, well made, with accurately drilled holes and offered at a fair price. Unfortunately, there's no option for Milwaukee.
Fixed! Starting now, StabilMax is bored for the Milwaukee 2723-20.
@@heydoyourhomework $50 is a fair price? LOL!
@@Zamboni-0805 I spend more on pizza each month.