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I have the Woodpeckers PRL 2 also. Recognizing up front that it's not for everyone, what I love about it is its ability to make very precise adjustments and hold them. When I say not for everyone, it is slower to adjust and set, requiring a special wrench, but that doesn't bother me much. It's a fair tradeoff for the micro-adjust precision. -
That's hot, I mean smokin', I mean brilliant! Okay, I'll quit. I collect antique razors. I've been wanting to make a display cabinet for them for years. Thanks for the inspiration.
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I can lift the collet above the table and use flat wrenches to change bits. Removing the ring is no biggie, it's held in by magnets. I usually run with a large opening ring, the big gap improves dust control. But the workpiece needs to span the gap. -
Which Freud set there are 2 and they are drastically different. The one i have the center plates are small and light. Or does it not matter and you aren't supposed to use either? -
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