Rockler has introduced a heavy-duty router lift with a snap-lock mechanism that pops out the anodized aluminum insert ring with a push of a plate-mounted button, and a two-speed gearbox that the company says provides faster height adjustments without sacrificing precision. An included speed-wrench-style crank handle works for both the gearbox and a quick-gear dial provided by the lift. Available in two plate sizes, the pro-lift comes with one snap-lock insert ring with a 1-1/2 inch center opening, a starter pin for template routing, and a set of hex keys for making all necessary adjustments. It also features a patented anti-backlash mechanism that keeps the router from creeping downward during use, and a lock knob can be engaged when running large jobs over a longer period.