Old PC router question

[Garth Almgren]

Hello Creekers!

I inherited my grandpa's contractor saw, and it happens to have an older PC 100-M router mounted in the extension wing.

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There is surprisingly little information available about this router online, other than it's the same as the Rockwell model 100. Does anyone know if there is a manual available for download? It looks like a lot of the 690 accessories may fit, and that it will only take a 1/4" collet - anyone know for sure?

Thanks!

[Bruce Wrenn]

Model 100, 7/8 HP, and only takes 1/4" shank bits. Bases are interchangable with both 630, and 690's.

[Bob Elliott]

I have one that is broken I came across yesterday. Someone tried to take it apart and broke the casting. I have been looking for parts ever since it was given to me and the truth is I don't need another router. If you want it I'll send it to you or the cost of shipping. I nearly threw it away yesterday too.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

The manual appears to be available here: http://powertool.manualsonline.com/m...duct_list.html

I am unfamiliar with the site and have no connection but a Google search showed the manual available.

[phil harold]

Best router ever made in my opinion
It is great for freehand work
Has enough horsepower to tackle a wide variety of tasks, yet has a low profile/center of gravity that makes it easy to use
Mine is over 30 years old and used weekly

[Ray Newman]

Phil Harold: BINGO! A very handy router

[Garth Almgren]

Wow, thanks Bob! PM inbound.

[Garth Almgren]

Thanks Ken! I am always awed by the amount of knowledge here.