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  1. 08-29-2007, 03:15 AM #1
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    Palm router bits - cheap

    For you Colt or other palm router owners. At these prices ($50 minimum) and with free shipping, I could use a few. They're cheaper than a good sharpening.

    http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shops...e/sp070831.htm
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    Yep. Good. I have bought from MLCS with satisfactory results. Most of the time they don't even charge shipping. I like that.
    What do you mean by the term 'palm router'?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Fusco View Post
    Yep. Good. I have bought from MLCS with satisfactory results. Most of the time they don't even charge shipping. I like that.
    What do you mean by the term 'palm router'?
    Looks like that's my bad use of a term. It seems Bosch is the only outfit I can find that uses that term to describe the Colt (instead of calling it a laminate trimmer . .. ahhhh marketing).
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    Quote Originally Posted by glenn bradley View Post
    Looks like that's my bad use of a term. It seems Bosch is the only outfit I can find that uses that term to describe the Colt (instead of calling it a laminate trimmer . .. ahhhh marketing).
    Ho-kay. California speek.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Fusco View Post
    Ho-kay. California speek.
    Ah...so THAT explains why I knew right away what Glenn was talking about.
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