This Skil router lacks a soft-start feature, which can limit the tendency of a router to twist in your hand at start-up, but it has minimal vibrations, so it feels good and will make smoother cuts. If you’re on a tight budget and don’t use a router much, this model could be a good choice. Its low price makes it the Best Value.
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