

On EBAY they go for a pretty good price-not sure if you have one or not? Anyway, I ended up doing the spirals by hand for my two layer pens, and they do take some time-but, I have really enjoyed doing them this way. I am going to be working with a teen age boy. May have spent more than they are worth even at those prices Tried the router crafter for a little while and it was to fussy for my taste even for free. for the bowl crafter and have the router crafter that was given to me.

Anyway, I purchased mine on EBAY and sold it for a little more than I paid for it. The router crafter and the bowl crafter are two diffrent tools. The company still making them is Trend Machinery & Cutting Tools Ltd. However, it doesn't have a morse taper, so again it would need to be adapted. I ordered the other drive center through Woodchuckers in Canada who handled them at the time (they may still). Of course, Sears doesn't sell these anymore, but I found out the same router crafters were actually still made in England under a different name. There is another headstock piece (drive center) that comes with some or was sold as an accessory. Look through these and see how amazingly versatile your router is with the proper. The standard headstock (actually called a drive center) for it wouldn't work to well unless you adapted it some way. They include the Router Table, Router Crafter, Drawer and Door Panel Decorator, Edge Crafter, Butt Hinge Mortising Template, Dovetail Joint Fixture, Edge Guides, Trammel Point, Rout-a- Form Pantograph, Lettering Template Set, Router Bit Sets and others. 2 sets of each letter and number router stencils included. Router sign making kit enables custom signs using your router. 59.99 Only Sears offers this unique tool. Pay 34.99 after 25 OFF your total qualifying purchase upon opening a new card. I at one time purchased a Router Crafter in the hopes to use it for spiraling, etc. Router Micro Adjust Depth Gauge adjusts in 64ths of an inch up to ep.
