SKILSRT1039 Benchtop Portable Router Table with Dual Sided Integrated Bit Storage

I have just bought this RAS900 router table after the usual research. The reviews seemed healthy, Skil is a well known brand and the price tag was attractive. Simply, it ticked all the right boxes for my needs.However... what wasn't made clear on the Amazon page is that it comes direct from the US, and consequently is wired for 125v, with American plug sockets for the router and vacuum, and of course the table itself to plug into the mains. Hmmmph. So the built-in stop/start function is useless over here, which was a big disappointment.The obvious option is to use a 2-way extension lead for the router and vacuum (preferably switched for emergency stop), although I am going to take apart the router table electrical box and see if it can be re-designed for 240v. Otherwise it's going in the bin.Also, I wanted a table because I have an old Elu router kicking about which seemed a waste. Of course, this table didn't have the right holes for mounting the Elu onto the plate, so I had to make all the new holes myself. Not hard, but annoying when you have to modify a brand new toy!So, my summary is that it's a good table - quality seems fine, all the right accessories, like the foldable legs etc, good price, but buy one that's meant to be used in the UK!I've since had another look around the sales page and nowhere can I see a 125v spec listed.Review update - I've since managed to rewire the supplied box, fortunately the main switch and reset switch are both rated for 250v. I basically ditched the two US sockets and hard-wired the router into the switch, copying the stock wiring exactly. Works fine.

does have some problems however I modified it and use it regularly