idealy you need a 1800w 1/2" router for worktops
you can manage with as low as 1400w but you will need more passes and more cutters
if you are fully diy or light trade then ryobi will fit your bill perfectly
i would also suggest your better off with at least 2 routers a 1600w plus for the heavy stuff and a 600w plus for the lighter stuff
getting a 1400w as a compromise will neither be good for worktops or lighter work
idealy you need a 1800w 1/2" router for worktops
you can manage with as low as 1400w but you will need more passes and more cutters
if you are fully diy or light trade then ryobi will fit your bill perfectly
i would also suggest your better off with at least 2 routers a 1600w plus for the heavy stuff and a 600w plus for the lighter stuff
getting a 1400w as a compromise will neither be good for worktops or lighter work
Never trust a man who has a power devil
V heavy but this might be typical for a 1800W machine. I looked at the Ryobi on fleabay but its 3/8" collet leaves one a bit short of available bits to fit it.
Frank
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