Just a quick question.....can a plunge router be used like a regular router? Lowes has a decent deal on a plunge router with bits for $69. I'm just curious if the base can be locked down and act like a fixed base router?

Thanks!

For the most part, yes...but remember, you get what you pay for...

-spence

Yes, It just isn't as easy to adjust the depth as the fixed base.

PM Mikecc, he is a Ninja with a router

Thanks for the help, gang. After some review, I've opted to stay away from this particular router as it realy is a "No Name" brand. I'm now looking into a multiple base Craftsman. Seems like a nice router and comes with 2 bases. And, it's only $20 more!

i have a Rotary tool $79 this thing does every thing drills holes buffs metal, cuts out pices of wood, saws wood its good for getting into tight spots i use it for making fine details and eyes on plugs. its good for around the house to