Einhell Cordless Router Set - TP-RO 18 SET Li BL - SOLO - UNBOXING & TEST

The long awaited Einhell Cordless Router Set TP-RO 18 SET Li BL - SOLO has finally hit the market. Lets find out together if it was worth the wait. Lets Unbox this one together and give it a test go.
Disclaimer: This test is performed without any incentives on a privately purchased item and in no way related to the manufacturer.
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[@lorenzob5883]

I'm new to this world of wood working but have a real drive to learn. I was recently gifted a brand new einhell router. This video has been useful for me thank you

[@memutu]

Hello! Nice long review, how is it after a year of use?

[@teeu.4493]

One thing I've noticed with the Einhell/Ozito pxc range is that some devices drain the battery due to their high power draw, does the brushless range improve battery longevity?

[@drewsmith6066]

Yes Brushless is the way to go

[@Konserwant222222]

I am really impressed by the quality and power (especially during the oak test). I wonder if you have makita trim router to check if base fits :)? great video overall :)

[@igorkuzmanovski5552]

The guide notch/groove is in the wrong spot for makita accessories. I was thinking the same thing

[@igorkuzmanovski5552]

I got curious I went and bought one you can get it to fit the makita offset base. It fits in the plunge base but won't go low enough from that hump with the name on it.

[@Konserwant222222]

@@igorkuzmanovski5552 What a shame :( thanks for checking this out :)

[@jeroen2082]

Nice video. But how do you hang this tool on the wall?

[@andrewduncan1217]

Ozito are now selling the cordless plunge router and trim router in Australia. They appear to be identical to the Einhell models as far as I can tell. So far they don't have the set with both the plunge and trim router, but that may change in the future.

[@DanAlphaWolf]

Hey man, they're the same. Just branded different over here in the Uk to over there in Oz. Makes sense Ozito

[@francogigli5108]

hi, some one know the external dimensions of the collets?

[@vadim_nastavnik_padre]

🇺🇦👋, wauuuuu👍👍👍👍👍👍 senQ😉

[@einsam_aber_frei]

I find that if I use the palm base, after I tighten the router to the base, the router kinds of tilted towards one side a little bit, making the routing bit slightly angled instead of 90º straight. That’s one thing I don’t like about this unit.

[@nicksmith2683]

does that mean you can't use a 45 degree cutter with this palm router machine?

[@macbaar6073]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@kickpublishing]

It’s not in any way cheap really is it. The makita can be had for about the same price if you shop around and is top quality.

[@mrki412]

Yea right, even used Makita is more expensive.

[@elvisalijagic3117]

makita is much more expensive than einhell... enihell has recently improved the quality and design a lot and if it continues like this you can be sure that it will push makita out of the European market!! Personally, I have a complete Einhell cordless tool and am very satisfied. I even have a 12 year old cordless screwdriver and it's amazing what I've done with it and it still works 😀

[@einsam_aber_frei]

The recent brushless series of Einhell are really good quality, close competition to Bosch for the mid-range market. Previously I bought a cheaper jigsaw from Einhell, which is not very precise in its blade angle, poor quality control from its factory in China. I returned the unit and bought the more expensive model from Einhell and it is much better. It seems they have two price ranges for most tools and that can be confusing for first time buyers.

[@jeroen2082]

@@einsam_aber_frei They actually have 3 ranges, Classic, Expert and Professional. It's safe to stay away from the Classic line. The Expert and Professional lines give really good bang for buck.