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Check these guys out Paul..

Thanks, i see some guys use the one handed but i like the two handed idea but trying to see through a template might be hard

Here is two im looking at

Thanks i guess the top photo then, i picked this because of the large handle almost one handed but more viewing room

cRAZY Canuk said...

I use a smaller trim router, there easier to handle on the board and the base plate is smaller so it fit's to most concaves better and the templates aren't huge so a larger bit opening could cause the router to slip off the template.

Any chace of a photo/ brand

hey paul, the trim router is all you will need if you are doing futures...fcs fusion etc...you will need the two handed number for big fin boxes...although you could get by with the small one if you just take smaller cuts... I just purchased a royobi that was cheaper than the makita you have pictured and its fine...most all of the jigs you will find are more suited to the small pencil routers aswell.