I am in the process of making raised panel doors for my entire house with the 7815 mounted in a Kreg router table. It truly is a powerhouse and I don't feel it is overkill, after trying successfully but scarily to run the large bits with my smaller Bosch router. It worked, but I doubt it would survive the experience. This one, having the same power (amperage) as my Bosch table saw, glides right through maple. Someone mentioned the poor R&D response by PC to several issues with this router. I have not had a problem with the mode of adjustment, without a router lift, and with a mirror it is highly accurate and easy. But I do have an issue with the speed control slider switch. This is not a good arrangement as constantly I am finding myself bumping it when turning the router on and off, and it easily will unintentionally change to a different speed when touched while adjusting height. It simply is an inferior design for a router table set-up. The on and off switch also is not ideal for a router table set-up as you find yourself groping around, under the table, to find the switch. An auxiliary paddle safety switch is a very good idea which will take care of both these issues, until you again need to adjust the height by groping around under the table. Changing bits is not that difficult: one wrench under, the other wrench above the table. Easy.