Electronic feedback and milling pattern good, but ...

+ The routing pattern was clean, even when an irregular feed handle the constant electronics

+ About 100 meters Slot milling in hardwood survived the cutter without problems. For too long at a time (> 30 minutes), however you should not work (then smell the router severely and becomes hot).

- In particular, the lifting columns fall on ugly. You tilt and can be lowered only by jerks. Here, the force required is proportional always higher for immersion depth. Quick hits the cutter on the workpiece to instead immerse. * Here you feel like a Rumpelbär somehow chasing the cutter into the wood.

- The chip extractor is unlike other milling (festoo) not good. Quick to the workpiece with clamping sets to (especially when slot milling).

- The rip fence is pathetic. Why do you build into the product a 1/10 mm exact fine adjustment when the rip fence "rule of thumb" can only be adjusted? In addition, the shaky parallel fence was bent after unpacking (which abuts the portion of the workpiece) and wobbled when edge routing. A precise, not kippliger rip fence is also available (search here one by Bosch Accessories 2607001387) just did not fit on the tiller as the hole spacing vote. Na super Bosch China.

- In addition to the "privacy" fly during milling sporadically chips forth, therefore: These cheap plastic Lappe replaced no eye protection (okay was lt instructions never said.). Best not attach.

- The mill is also an "enormous debris" with a high dead weight, ...

- No detent for turning, here probably the ghosts. I felt after a few days working with the cutter definitely fingers hurt and I wanted a Einschaltklemme.

Conclusion: If I had not bought this router, I do not know what I have to a quality cutter. "For more coarse" is the 1400 ACE also fine, as long as it does not have to be precise. This experience is in my opinion the ~ 120.00 value.