Makita RP2301FC 3-1/4 HP Plunge Router (Variable Speed) by Makita

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The Makita RP2301FC is a 1-¼ HP plunge router has variable speed which delivers a powerful precision with a smooth plunge action and has superior and enhanced performance. Other features have been added to include increased variable speeds, electronic speed controls and also electric brakes. Do you want to know about router table for Makita RP2301FC, clic ​ ​k here. The other benefit of variable speed control is safety. The larger your bit, the slower you want your router to be to avoid causing accidents. Meanwhile, small bits measuring 1 in for example can be run at top speed without any problems. The handles are perfect. Ergonomically shaped knob-style offers comfortable operation. When gripping the upper portion of the handle, it fits the contour of your hand well.

If you’re not happy with the Makita RP2301FC, then we can also recommend a different type of wood plunger. We can recommend the Bosch combination router kit. It’s equipped with an electric variable speed motor with a fixed-base wood router. It has a 12-amp motor and is adjustable in the speeds ranging from 8,000-25,000 RPM. Overall, though, the RP2301FC is still a winner, which is exactly what is expected of such a brand as Makita. Alternative ChoicesIt is always good to have alternatives especially if you are not quite feeling the RP2301FC or if it is not available where you are. Here are some other plunge routers you may like: 1. DEWALT DW625

The RP2301FC has a soft-start features which allow for smoother startups. The electric brake can also help you have increased productivity while it’s in use. The plunge capacity is anywhere from 0 inches to 2 ¼ inches of plunge-depth capacity. The linear ball bearings help for smoother plunging action.The Makita RP2301FC is a milling machine designed for precision and efficiency in woodworking tasks. With its powerful motor, this machine is capable of handling even the toughest materials with ease. The compact design ensures ease of use and maneuverability, making it suitable for both professional carpenters and DIY enthusiasts.

The Makita 3-1/4 HP Plunge Router with Variable Speed (RP2301FC) delivers powerful precision with smooth plunge action and superior performance, with added features including variable speed, electronic speed control and an electric brake. The RP2301FC is engineered with 15 AMP power, ease-of-use features, and an increased plunge capacity for a wide range of applications including fine woodworking, cabinetry, windows, doors, and more. Maybe the guide bush is at fault but now with a purpose made Perspex base, a set of brass guides and locating cones I can rely on my setup being central for freehand use. It has a powerful motor that can work on the most difficult applications for long hours on a daily basis and a wide variable speed range that offer a lot of possibilities in terms of output. The comfort and ease-of-use features seem to have been planned and designed well, too. Here is Bob's answer: "Yes the Raizer will work in the new Makita RP2301FC. I do not have the instructions for this router yet but it's a very easy install which only requires one different step than the Makita 3612. For the RP2301FC the #1 Mainshaft is cut to 12" overall length, and after removing the original sub base you remove the 10mm nut to remove the original height adjustment rod. You must then enlarge that hole to 5/16". The #39 long housing bushing is used in place of the #16 short housing bushing to secure the #19 short drive nut. Other than this installation is the same as the Makita 3612. Enter the Makita RP2301FC, which is as precise as I’ve ever seen a handheld router to be. The rods are created out of tempered steel, the collet system is flawless, and the body absorbs all vibrations properly.The purpose of this review is to give you enough information about this router, together with other details you may find useful when evaluating plunge routers in general. We Like I have a 3612C which I use for hand held work only. I have a Triton TRA001 mounted in a table with no lift. Once you set the depth stop bar and your turret, you can be sure that your bit will lower precisely into that depth. Additionally, there is a hairline-scale with a macro adjuster and finally, a micro-adjusted with which you can fine-tune your depth setting up to fractions of a millimeter. The collet