Does this model have above table adjustment? I've heard the TRA001 doesn't and the TRC001 does.
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Hi Ryan, I'm not 100% sure, so you should probably contact Triton. My understanding is that the TRC001 is the overseas version while the TRA001 is the USA version. As far as the above table adjustment, my version of the TRA001 does not have it, but the new model does. I don't believe they changed the model number. It is still the TRA001, so I'm not sure how you tell that you are getting the newest version. Here is the link to the newest on Amazon... Triton TRA001 3-1/4 HP Dual Mode Precision Plunge Router
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yes there is course adjustment and if using a height gage you can get very close in tolerance,you also have a micro knob adustment from below table. be sure to unlock before making any adjustments or you will strip the gearing out. i found this router to be excellent for the cabinets and mantel i have made. i would recommend this router to any wood worker.
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Rayn,follow up to first response i am not positive about the tra001 adjustments but here's the phone number to triton 1 586 725 2701. be sure to read the instruction manual. you'll be happy with this router.
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Hi Ryan, I'm not 100% sure, so you should probably contact Triton. My understanding is that the TRC001 is the overseas version while the TRA001 is the USA version. As far as the above table adjustment, my version of the TRA001 does not have it, but the new model does. I don't believe they changed the model number. It is still the TRA001, so I'm not sure how you tell that you are getting the newest version. Here is the link to the newest on Amazon... http://www.amazon.com/Triton-TRA001-Precision-Plunge-Router/dp/B00779ND0Q/ref=dp_ob_title_hi
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I'm afraid I cannot tell whether a model with adjustable legs is better. Though I ordered a mode with adjustable legs, the product delivered was in fact the model without adjustable legs. I've been advised the seller advertised the wrong model ... The model I purchased was shipped with a toggle clamp, but I think a quick change bar clamp should be a better choice, not sure if this is sold separately.
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I have the TR2200C, and it didn't fit mine. So at this point i'm in between a rock and a hard place.
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Not that I'm aware of. Never tried to adjust the arm. Not sure if your talking up and down or lateral movement.Either way I haven't had a need to do so.
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Yes, it does. It is adjustable as well. I see that someone else answered and said there will be a hole there if you move it. This is not the case on the model I have. It unscrews from under the table and you can put it anywhere you like. I prefer to have it on the long side.
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No, it doesn't adjust in that way. The highest it will be is high enough to put a baby at a standard dining table. My family has a bar-height dining table, and this high chair could almost fit entirely underneath (with the baby's head under the table!).
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Yes. The fixed base has a micrometer adjustment, which is a vernier type adjustment knob that can be adjusted in readable increments of 1/64". When mounted under a router table the adjustment knob can be accessed and turned with a adjustment key (an allen wrench screw, wrench with handle included) through a hole in the table. Your particular table most probably won't have the hole pre-drilled, so you will have to drill the hole yourself, which shouldn't be a big deal. Personally, I don't use the above table adjustment, because I want to be able to read the depth graduations on the dial as I make height adjustments. When I mount my router onto the table using it's base I always position the adjustment dial toward the front so that I can read the adjustments as I make them. I saw the other answer to your question where the author mentioned that a router used in a table should be at least 3HP. I disagree with this comment unless you are doing professional work and are using the router continuously. I've have gotten consistently good results while using this router at less than full speed as designated for rail and stile bit sets that I use. If you would be cutting into a hard wood like oak, you may not want to try to make a full depth cut on the first pass. I prefer to may multiple cuts through the depth of the cut with a final one removing no more than 10-15% of the total material being removed. This ensures that by taking a small cut as the last cut that you minimize bit chatter, hang-up and breakout, and that your results are smooth and consistent.
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I hope you realize that you must unclamp the router before making height adjustments above table. I cant see any other reason that you would have difficulties raising or lowering the router otherwise. It's not a true above the table adjustable router
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I do not use the table personally, but the height is adjustable. If you click on the picture and scroll around it for a close up view, you will notice the little holes and adjustment knobs at the bottom of the legs. The tray itself also will tilt to several levels, if I remember correctly. It was perfect for my mother though. She is disabled, and only has use of one arm. It stays in one position for her, but slides right under the chair that she sits in with ease. Hope this helps.
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Wish I had looked at this before as I have the 400XPR and bought the table and plunge base as well. Looking at the model number 'TR' = Trio
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Yes it does.myou just need to adjust the height you want. It is an excellent table very sturdy and comfortable!
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It does adjust, it actually has a very simple mechanism. the instructions are not good but using your logic get be put together. Just wish the stool was higher.
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One difference is cost. The trx seems to be more durable and easier to adjust, but the Woss unit that I got ended up being about fohrty dollars with shipping.
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I have had the TRA001 mounted in my router table since I bought it several years ago. It works great for this purpose because the collet extends through the mounting plate and locks in place. This allows above the table bit changes with only one wrench. The fine adjustment feature makes it easy to get just the right depth of cut.
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this table has only one pair of slots for the incline at the table top. so it is not an adjustment problem.you may go for models which have many slots/inclines which would be more useful, probably little more costly
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I am so sorry, just posted that it does not adjust and I am incorrect. The legs do have pop-out buttons that go into holes in the outer tubes and they adjust a lot, about 15" or more in height range. I'm 5'4" and it looks to me like the table gets way higher than the level I use it on.
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No, it doesn't. I thought it was strange too when I first purchased the table. I called in and asked Fisher-Price thinking I had brought a defective item. Turns out I was wrong and that it was designed that way. Hope that answers your question! Happy Holidays!