donalex65

none of the tools listed interest me either , and i echo the people who asked for a comparision based on the actual tool buying type decisions we have to make every time we buy a new tool , namely how high up the size and price scale do we have to go to get a quality tool that fits in our shop and budget that will adequately handle what we need to do with it. It seems to me that a whole lot of us are dealing with pretty small shop space and limited budgets, but at the same time do not want to compromise on quality and function

to me a useful tool review needs to include information like quality of the parts of the tested item, difficulty in setting the tool to operate as it should, and how does it compare in function, fit and quality to the next models up and /or down the scale size and price wise
I am also of the opinion that the title "fine woodworking"
implies a level of information that is a cut above