Hi Chaz
I've got them both and I love them to bits! I use my Dremel router table mounted onto the survivor of a naff nest of coffee tables and it's seen more action than I ever thought possible over the last few years. It's particularly suited to thicknessing very fine pieces of wood, believe it or not :shock: ! Anyone who makes small pieces such as doll's house furniture will find them very useful, the router table particularly so. My Dremel has a variable speed control which is handy - I should imagine that at full whack it could splinter some fine wood. So I rarely go above half speed when thicknessing.
To be honest, I'd rather use the Dremel than my old Bosch 400 or new Trend T9. Only point to watch out for is with the cutters which are HSS and therefore need a little extra care with routine maintenance.
I know, I'm a lost cause... such street cred as I might have hoped for in the woodworking world has just gone whizzing out of the window :lol: .
Yours
Gill
PS - I'd be very interested to know if you find your new inlay book at all useful. I might add a copy to my collection, too.