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Bench Dog 40-028 PWR400 Power-Loc Auxiliary Router Table Lighted Power Switch | 
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| Brand: Bench Dog
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $49.00
Buy New: $41.45
You Save: $7.55 (15%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 8875
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 12 x 4.4 x 4.4
MPN: 40-028
Model: 40-028
UPC: 658090110637
EAN: 0658090110637
ASIN: B00007CW5G
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Auxiliary power switch that can be mounted almost anywhere | | • | Lighted switch warns you when the power is on; safety lock to help prevent accidental tripping | | • | Aluminum housing has 6 T-slots | | • | 15 amp; 120 volt; nonmagnetic; includes mounting bracket and hardware | | • | Weighs 1.8 pounds shipped; 1-year warranty |
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| The Bench Dog Router Table Collection:
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Bench Dog Power-Loc is an auxiliary power switch that can be mounted almost anywhere. Its aluminum housing has six T-slots, and comes with an angle bracket for universal mounting. The lighted switch warns you when the power is on, which is crucial when you're using routers and other power tools that already come with their own power switch. The Power-Loc also comes with a safety lock to help prevent accidental tripping. It boasts 15 amp, 120-volt operation and has an 8-foot cord. Nonmagnetic, this switch mounts almost anywhere. It includes switch assembly, 4-1/4-20 jam nuts, 4-1/4-inch lock washers, 2-1/4-20 by 1/2-inch button head cap screws, 2-1/4-20 by 5/8-inch button head cap screws, and a 1-1/8-inch hex wrench.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Works just like it's supposed to May 5, 2008
I ordered this switch for my new router table. While waiting for it to arrive, I found a Rousseau switch on sale at my local Woodcraft, so I got it. I found the Rousseau easier to mount on my specific router table, so I got the idea of mounting this Bench Dog switch near the right side of my table saw. I plug my dust collector into it, and I can flip the dust machine on, then the saw, do my cut and reverse the process shutting down. Turns things on, turns them off. The bracket is a little confusing to figure out, especially if you read the instructions, so do what all guys do - don't use the instructions and just find a way to make it work. But it will mount into a t-slot for above-router-table mount - a great safety feature.
bench dog 40-028 power-loc switch March 1, 2008
Little need be said about this except that it does what it is intended to do - it makes it far more convenient to turn an under-table mounted router on and off.
These are designed to be be mounted every way but inside out. However, I inset mine into one of the router table legs, to get it fully out of the way, while leaving it accessible from the working area of the table.
The only real drawback to these is the price, in light of that the job could be done with a standard light switch and 120VAC receptacle. I have mixed emotions about the switch's safety design, which makes it nearly impossible to accidentally move to the ON position. It, not infrequently, requires a couple attempts at master the flowing movement necessary to deactivate the lockout and move the switch to the ON position. Regardless, that is a single handed (or finger) operation which, once you get used to the flowing movement required, is not significant and can be chalked up to as a [very] small price for the added safety.
 Expensive for Adequate September 30, 2007
The switch is good quality but that is to be expected for the price. The electrical cord could be a couple/three feet longer. The mounting scheme seems to be an engineering afterthought. I expected better -- seeing as it's a BenchDog switch for a BenchDog router table -- and would not make this purchase again. After purchasing this switch, I found another for $13 that I'm sure would have served just fine...a far cry from this 40-something dollar mistake.
Just what you would expect from Bench Dog. May 7, 2007
All of Bench Dog products are built the same - high quality. This is no exception, although expensive, sometimes I don't mind paying a little extra when you get quality. Plus much or all of Bench Dog items are Made in the USA!!
Sweet Switch July 7, 2004
2 out of 6 found this review helpful
I've been working on what I wanted in a router table for awhile and decided to built my own router table into the right extension of my tablesaw which I built to my specifications.
I wanted to use a switch and a miter slot and when I stumbled upon a BenchDog aluminum extrusion for the outer edge this was the perfect switch for it.
Although I struggled with the price and thought about other options I went with this.
You can bolt it to that piece of aluminum and you can move it slide and turn, depending on what side of the table you're going to work on. That was an added bonus for me.
So far so good. I have a router table that look like it was purchased. But then it was wasn't it, I just put it together and routed a hole where I wanted the plate to go. Could just buy the thing all done and saved some time? Well I did use better supporting material making it match my equipment and there's something about making your own stuff that's more satisfying. So much for saving money building yourself. But if I really was interested in saving money I could have just bolted the router to a piece of plywood and clamped it in a vise.
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