Is this able to do panel raising bits?
1477981
The 0f1400 would probably do a raised panel. When using large router bits the router needs to be mounted in a table and used in conjunction with feather boards and push sticks. A router with adjustable rpm is good too because you will want to slow the large bits down. Ideally a router with more horsepower would be used.
1477982
This router has power to turn smaller panel raising bits, the OF2200 would be more suited to this type of work.
1477983
It should be able to do raised panels. If you have doubts, try taking off stock in multiple passes.
1675711
I doubt it. The bit surfaces are too large. There are probably specialized products for those small applications or you might be better off using a thin reverse drill bit.
1296426
Yes, as long as you have the initial gate you can add extensions to it. We added two panel extensions when we bought ours.
84361
Yes its simple just loosen the tension screw and push it up to the top and you can reach it. The platform mechanism is spring loaded for depth just push it all the way up and it clears giving you full access to change bits.
1493784
It's possible, with the correct drill bit. With a little experimenting I'm sure you could make it work.
1668385
Don't know about the panels, but you can't daisy-chain them as there's only the one USB output from it...
1126632
Yes it can, with the right bit. I would start from the top with a carbide tip drill.
2225293
No. You cant use drill bits. Just the drivers that come with it or similar drivers.
1489964
I used the porter cable 3 1/4 horse power variable speed works great.Mounted the benchtop on stand.Plenty of power to do almost any job.Do not recommend this table for cutting raised panels
598514
I believe you are asking if you can mix panel types with this controller....no. You will need the MPPT type Morningstar controller.
1265943
I don't think so. The bits are smaller than 1/4. The bits that come with it work great. For the money this is a fantastic deal. I love mine.
1876693
It will handle 1/2" and 1/4" shank bits. I've used 3 1/2" raised panel bits in it with no problems, athough I did those cuts in 2-3 passes. Regardless of the router, a full cut with those bits is not recommended anyway.
176163
I don't think so. I didn't include instructions with the unit that said it could. I suppose if you or someone you know is really good at doing custom jobs with internal components it could be done.
1883385
I use this router almost exclusively with a 1 5/8" core box bit, and in hard woods make 3 passes for the depth I need. In softer wodd, i can get by with 1 pass. I would guess that you could use the panel bit - it is pretty powerful, esp. for the price.
1505814
Yes, you can do that. Bryan has provided a good answer to this question. Also, since the panels are 12v, you are limited to the grid-tie inverter selection. You'll probably need a low voltage, high current grid-tie inverter, yet this may not be UL listed.
853797
I am assuming you want to tilt the unit up so it projects a line some height higher than horizontal? You can, but the unit probably will never auto-level itself and will keep blinking on you. You can switch it to locked-mode and the blinking will stop, but will need to manually level it.
1420395
I am afraid not. We do have other options using different panels that will allow you to do that