1-3/4 Max HP D-Handle Router - 5619-20  Product Reviews


1-3/4 Max HP D-Handle Router - 5619-20
 
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Average Customer Rating 5 out of 5 5 out of 5
6 of 6 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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Written By: Anonymous
(Oxnard, CA)

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"2nd Best Router I've ever used" Date: 8/16/2006
"I used this router for an hour ever day. The motor lasted over 2 years before it required service. Milwaukee repaired it [...] and it's been good ever since. Buying another one now as a backup. Highly recommended."
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Written By: Anonymous
(Woodbridge, VA United States)

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"One of the BEST" Date: 8/16/2002
"I have several routers (Proter Cable, Hatachi, Bosch, DeWalt and Ryobi) ranging in Hp from 1 1/2 - 3 1/4. Each of these routers have outstanding features, but the one I would rate over all is the Milwaukee D and the Body comfort models.When it comes to control these two routers give the feeling of complete control over what you are doing. The startup is smooth and the power is above average.I would recommend both of these routers highly.Well done Milwaukee..."
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"great toy" Date: 8/15/2002
"best router I have ever used! Porter cable, look out!"
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Written By: Anonymous
(Gladstone, MO United States)

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"Well thought out design" Date: 7/5/2002
"I had been looking for a "D" handle router and was in the process of deciding on the Bosch or the Makita when I came across Milwaukee's router. Both of the previous two have good reputations, and I'm sure I would have been happy with either, but what caught my eye was the features on the Milwaukee... and it didn't hurt that it was several dollars cheaper. My primary reason for wanting the "D" handle is that I prefer having that motor switch right at my fingertips.One feature I like, is that the base is tightened down to the motor, or loosened, with a metal lever that snaps open and closed. This is easier than twisting a knob, and once closed, you have a positive lock. (yes, I have failed to tighten a knob securely enough on another router and had the base come loose while operating it). Removal of the base is done by pressing a button and sliding the motor out of the base. "Coarse" adjustments are made the same way. A knob is provided on the top side for making fine adjustments. Though the adhustment is not a fine as on my plunge router, I find it to work very well. The collets require 2 wrenches to install bits, and the wrenches provided are the forged type rather than stamped metal, a definite plus.All in all this router is a pleasure to use, and my past experience with Milwaukee service has been very good."
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