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137 days ago |
I am getting ready to buy a router lift, and can’t determine whether the Kreg 420 or the Woodpecker 420 V2 is best. I’m told by a Woodcraft salesman that they are just about identical. However, the Woodpecker does have more plate height adjustment screws. Any thoughts or recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks. —- Ned |
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#1 posted 137 days ago |
The Incra/Woodpeckers PRL-V2 Lift with Five INCRA MagnaLOCK Rings -- Rick |
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#2 posted 118 days ago |
Hey Ned…I’m in the same boat…can’t decide on which lift. Sneezy |
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#3 posted 118 days ago |
Does it come with the adapters… -- Rick |
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#4 posted 117 days ago |
Hi Rick Joe |
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#5 posted 117 days ago |
I went to Buy it .com couldn’t find it. -- Rick |
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#6 posted 117 days ago |
350PADS WP414PADS WP420PADS -- Rick |
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#7 posted 117 days ago |
Hey Rick Joe |
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#8 posted 117 days ago |
I found it; Features -- Rick |
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#9 posted 117 days ago |
I have the Woodpecker. I had a problem with the unit a year later… I cannot say enough about Woodpecker. They are shipping out a new unit. This is after they shipped me parts and walked me through the install of a new gear box. This is the kind of company I like doing business with… they stand behind their products and make it right. I don’t mind paying a FEW extra $$ (but not a lot!) if the product is quality and the company is honorable. -- Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. |
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#10 posted 117 days ago |
comes with 5 rings… -- Rick |
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#11 posted 117 days ago |
That’s good to hear ellen… -- Rick |
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#12 posted 117 days ago |
Well Ellen…yer causin me to rethink my plans :) Joe |
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#13 posted 117 days ago |
GaryK did a review on the Woodpeckers PRL V2 … -- Rick |
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#14 posted 116 days ago |
I have the Woodpecker PRL-V2 lifts, one is the Sidewinder and would not trade them for any other brand. Woodpeckers is an Ohio based, great small American company that majors in customer service and fine quality products. They are truly nice people too that WILL take care of you if you have a problem. I have been buying stuff from them for years. High value products, not cheap, but long lasting and precise. You can’t go wrong with them. -- Improvidus, Apto quod Victum-- Improvise, Adapt, Overcome |
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