![]() ![]() But the reality is that it has never been the route to best value, much less the assurance of quality it is claimed to be. Some people say it's always wise to buy the best you can afford, essentially "buy once, cry once", and there is obviously something to that, in both hand and power tools. If the price differential is significant enough for you to be asking I suggest a realistic assessment of how much use the larger router will get is called for. This isn't to decide whether you want/need a router that can take 1/2" bits, that need is already there, but to help decide how far up the food chain you need go in the larger router you select. I think the way to approach a purchase like this is to honestly assess how much future use the 1/2"-collet router is going to see in your workshop given you already own a trim router - so many workshop duties are well covered by trim routers, and cordless ones add an extra layer of handiness that's undeniable once you see them being used. I can't answer this part but while it's certainly one way to decide on what to get even if they do I don't think it should drive the final decision. So it seems like the one accessory which may overlap wireless and wired as of is
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