Hello from New Zealand

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From the website:
Product Dimensions (mm)
W:195 H:350 L:130

It certainly looks less chunky than the Bosch, and I’m guessing the handles unscrew rather than having to be cut off.

It’s 850W. Is that sufficient?

The Ozito router is also discussed in another thread. First example:

Router Recommendation (Australia)

So I have a cunning plan. I have the old version of the cheap shit Ozito router, mine is about 15 years old now, but the design hasn’t changed. the depth gauge has 3 threaded posts at the bottom so you can quickly switch heights for multiple passes. They can be removed with a screwdriver and shifter. I 2 plans Remove one of the posts and replacing it with a long piece of all thread. Over this and through the depth gauge hole insert a sleave (pipe) over the thread connected to the bolt …

Second example:

Router Recommendation (Australia)

@Firewuff I have just found this thread and I’ve actually done what you are talking about… however, i removed both springs, glued in a nut AND used m8 threaded rod. Works really well! I used the ball bearing from the height stop disk to smooth the rotation of the leadscrew and act as a bearing. I also ground away the thread at the bottom too… the threaded rod ans motor need to drive the bottom post to stop it binding. Also, if the router dies its only $80 to replace Here’s some i…