Makita DRT50 Cordless Trimmer Router Unboxing, Test & Review - by a Novice!! LXT 18V Brushless
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2023
- About six months ago I purchased a 10 piece combo kit of Makita Cordless power tools and thought I'd unbox and review each of them for anyone who is doing some market research on what tools to buy!
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Thanks for an honest review and leaving in your mistakes so others can learn from them.
Thanks Martin! I plan to leave mistakes in when they happen as I feel other beginners like to see the pitfalls! Not that I'm going to intentionally make mistakes!! 😆
Ive got 2 routers, one giant "handheld" from the 90's with two handles on the sides. And a second one about half that size mounted in a little table.
I don't have much occasion to use them.
But when I do I am usually pleased with the results.
I like the looks of that little one. I use a dremmel with router attachment for most of my small jobs.
So I didn't think I needed one like yours.
But your video sure has me thinking on purchasing one again.
I'm not sure how much use I will actually have for it Kayle, but I am very happy with the job it has done for the dim bulb thing I'm making!
A key to safe and smooth routing is to take incremental cuts. The typical recommendation is not more than 1/8 inch (3 mm) at a time. So make the first cut with the bit extended only a little and extend more and more over several passes. This is especially prudent for the big bit you were using. Also, best practice usually entails routing against the rotation of the bit. There are cases where one routes in the direction of rotation (called a climb cut), but that is not usual. Also, when putting the bit into the collet, do not let it bottom out. The curved portion of the shank should be just above the collet in order that a good clamping action can be achieved.
Great advice there, many thanks! 😊👌
Without the size limiter on the trimmer base some rubberneck is gonna shove a large molding profile bit in there and just stop out that tiny motor. Luckily Makita has overload protection on most of their tools.
I just got a roof on my shop I can't wait to try out the routers I have.
Yep, I agree - a small trimmer shouldn't be asked to use large bits! 👍
We have one in our tech workshop at school. They’re very handy. I have the dewalt version. Equally good.
Yep, I'm sure it will prove handy in the future as I learn its capabilities! Thanks for watching 😊
Somewhere I read Chris, that most workshop accidents are with routers. Just take care.
I've never met someone missing fingers from a router.
Thanks Uncle Jack, all care is taken with any power tool!
One instruction I’ve heard repeatedly is to pull the bit out just a tad, before tightening collet, to allow for bit expansion. Just thought I’d pass that on.
Totally agree on the novice approach to reviewing.
Thanks for your review.
That's a great tip, thanks for that. Thanks for watching! 😊
The square footplate wasn't included by accident. You can take off the round footplate and put the square one on for a bit more stability and control.
Thanks mate - it's a shame the booklet doesn't explain that!
hi good job thank you so much ❤
Hi! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it 👍😊
Chris you pull the router toward you so you can view the cutting of the bit. At least that's how I do it
Yeah I guess good vision of the action is important! Thanks Wayne 👍
Thank you
Thanks Cynthia! 😊
The vertical edge of the router bit should not be visible below the face of the router base, I think, Chris? The way it cut the rounded edge seemed wrong...
I'm not sure on that. The vertical edge had a cutting edge, so I figured it was part of the molding shape? 🤔
@@TheUltimateRecyclerIt can be used both ways.
У меня копия данного фрезера, ваша модель просто супер👍
Now change the collet for the other one that's supposed to come with it...
(Mine's missing too.)
Really? Hmm, I may have to look into that! Is that why I've found the bit come loose once or twice Ben?
@@TheUltimateRecycler yikes! Possibly. It's supposed to be a pretty close fit to start with.
@@benhowellthomas Well, it is a snug fit - I just figured I didn't tighten it enough!
Chris please remove battery before changing bit
Good advice mate! Even though there is a safety switch, you can never be too careful with power tools!
Technically speaking they are a “laminate trimmer” not a router 😀 most carpenters use them for trenching hinges.
Yes I think I heard it referred to as a laminate trimmer, but not sure it said that on the box! They would be great for doing hinges 👍😊
It is called a trim router, so only useful for detail/trim work. Lower power than a "full size" router, and probably not even powerful enough for those bits that are "too large" to fit through the base.
Yes Rick, I was thinking the same. Much more suited to small delicate work 😊👍
Routers usually mean wood, me & wood don't do well.
Maybe you could strip wire with it Ian? 😆
Why do you keep saying something should or should not be included when you said yourself you've never used a router :/ The accessories you think are useless are extremely useful.
Clearly I'm unsure what all the accessories are for or how they are used - I'm sure I'll discover how useful they are over time! Unpacking and trying to work things out on camera when unsure promotes good discussions in the comments where people can learn more 👍 Thanks for watching 😊
Als je een review doet over een machine als deze, bereid je dan eerst voor ipv te filmen en alles maar uit te proberen. Zorg dat je alle ins en outs kent. Een review als deze heeft helaas geen enkele toegevoegde waarde!
Goed punt Bert! Ik ben echter niet specifiek een recensiekanaal en ik deel graag nieuwe apparatuur met mijn abonnees. Ik heb wel vermeld dat ik een beginneling was met routers! Bedankt voor het kijken 😊
Yes, most dangerous power tool in the workshop, push away from you always
Just like a table saw once it's on it needs a separate button press to shut it off. I'll take nasty gash from a router over a table saw injury any day.
I think I'll opt for no injuries from any power tools, if that is an option? 😊