🔪 Carving Rotary Locator for Router Routing Review

This worked well for determining depth but not for measuring depth. After inserting the bit I wanted, I screwed on the guide and found I couldn't use the guide to fully install the bit. After some adjustments I got it working. I attached the hinges to the door jamb and used a guide to make room for the hinges. Again it's ok. It costs 9 dollars. Just don't expect precision in every word.

I just bought a WEN 2305. As for a good accessory, it's probably a very good investment. Definitely almost a Dremel clone and worth the price for the bits alone. Now I need to adapt my skills by switching from a full-size router and edger to a rotary tool. The base of the router was top notch, the bits were equally good. I only spent half an hour and will definitely spend a lot more to get my bearings and improve my skills. The clear winner is here.

I use bits for a variety of purposes: jewelry making, fine carving, repurposing small plastic bottles into miniature vases, grooving and precision molding of small parts. I also use Locator with regular small straight HSS drill bits to drill holes that are perfectly perpendicular to the surface being drilled. My Dremel tool has a handy keyless chuck that won't fit in the "locator" hole (it can't just be pushed in) without removing the sleeve between the Dremel tool body and the rotating…