I'm an experienced craftsman, but not a finish woodworker, so when I needed to significantly modify my favorite Oak TV cabinet in our living room to make it fit a new wide-screen TV, I had to temporarily enter into the world of routers and router bits. I had several jobs to do including rounding a four-foot portion of the cabinet edge with a 3/8" roundover bit.  This edge has a molding sticking up just 1 1/4" inches away so only a router with a narrow base could do the job. Another constraint was that my 3/8" roundover bit is 1.26" in diameter.  Since I had a one-time application for a router (my other router is used as a tool-post grinder on a metal lathe) I opted for the good reviews and inexpensive price of the PC 7310 and an inexpensive set of bits&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Yukon-Tool-YTRB24-24-Piece-Router-Bit-Set/dp/B00006F702/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Yukon Tool YTRB24 24-Piece Router Bit Set</a>.