Can a cordless plunge router be as powerful as a corded one?
Until recently, I wasn't even aware that fullsize 1/2inch cordless plunge routers existed.
As far as I am aware, only a few brands offer cordless plunge routers, and even fewer in 36V (40V max). Now I own one, and I share my out-of-the-box first look at the Hikoki (Metabo HPT) 36V cordless plunge router.
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