It says it fits all Dewalt routers. Does this include the new 1/4" shaft plunge router?
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FYI, This guide Fits perfectly on a Makita RT0701CX7 1 ¼ compact plunge router using the Plunge base.
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I checked the DFewalt web site. They show the DEWALT DNP618 Edge Guide for Fixed Base Compact Router on the product tour of the DWP611PK.
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James, I don't see why not. The 1/4" plunge shaft request a 1/4" bits. The Edge guide must fit your router, because the mounting plate will fit 1/4" as well as 1/2". Regards
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I bought this guide specifically for my DWP611 1/4" variable speed plunge router and it works perfectly on the base that comes with the router. I love the guide - I use it mostly for inlay jobs and the fine tuning mechanism is great. I highly recommend if for the small router and see no reason why it would not work well on larger routers also.
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suggest you pose your question to dewalt at 800 629 3325. I do not have this model router. paul
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There are four 5/16" holes in the Porter Cable plunge base. They are 3 1/4" on center. I didn't get a guide with the router but I assume that the holes are for the guide attachment.
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It is on the small side for a plunge router. It is designed to clamp to a work surface. The base is made of MDF. Plunge router might be too heavy for this. Trim router works great.
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My kit has 2.5" and 1.5" templates. I don't know about any router base but it fit perfectly on my Porter Cable 7529 plunge router. Many holes it in so I would think it is universal. My suggestion would be to also get additional letters/number sets if you need several repeats.
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The answer is YES the 8200/8220 Dremel cordless rotary tool will work with the Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router attachment.I use a corded 300 in mine,and keep the excellent cordless 8200 for tasks that are benefitted by the absence of a cord or electrical outlet. It will work,but you might consider investing in a second corded model to leave set up in the plunge router,drill press,router table,etc. I always look for an excuse to buy another( I have 9 currently!)
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It's drilled for almost all of them. There is at least 6 different patterns for several type of routers. It fits my Bosch router and I had a Rigid router before my Bosch that it worked with as well. I use this thing several times a week and it's an amazing piece to have.
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Hi Butch it will fit any router base as I have used it on my full size dewalt and my small palm as well. Smaller is better in my opinion as it is easier to handle especially on hard wood. my kit came with 2 1/2 inch letters as well as a set of 1 1/2 inch letters and numbers. Of course you need to knock about 1/2 inch off each set when you get to the finished product as about 1/4 to a 1/2 is about what you loose for the template framing of the letter templates. It works great and includes the bushing you will need. I praciticed on piece of scrap for about 20 minutes so I would understand how to follow the letter templates with the bushing and set the depth that I wanted. Now my 12 year old son is making signs for his scout troop with little trouble at all. My best advise is to make sure you get the rails lined up evenly, secure them as tight as you can without damaging your wood, (it comes with 2 clamps) use additional claps if working with harder wood just so your piece does not move as you will have to put slightly more elbow grease into it to move the router on the initial push. We have been very pleased with how it works and once you figgit with it for 10 or 15 minutes, you will be making signs without any problem at all.
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No this router is 1/4 Inch only. There actually is not enough horsepower to use bigger cutters.
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It fits all standard 1/4 inch bits. This is the style I use:http://www.techni-tool.com/758SC0227?gclid=CODRkPPI7b0CFYtDMgodQiAACg&ef;_id=Uzut7QAAAWfsxbn5:20140419221204:s
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Just make sure whatever router you decide to buy can handle the 1/2" shank on the dovetail router bit that comes with the jig. I believe most Bosch routers can handle 1/2" shanks (my own can an it's a Bosch, but I forget the model number).
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I use the Bosch RA1166 plunge base. It works very well and has many features that my old Craftsman router didn't have. I highly recommend it.
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Short answer is yes - When I bought my router it had both a 1/4" and 1/2" collet. I lost the 1/4" collet and needed to replace it - so that I could use bits with a 1/4" shank.
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It is 1/4". I have used Makita and Hitachi impact drivers and their 1/4 " is same as this Dewalt.
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They should, it is a standard size for bushings, I have a Skill Router and a De Walt and they fit both...If not you can get one of the universal re-placement router bases, I have one on my plunge router and they fit it also...
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On the Dewalt it depends on what base you have installed. . The D shaped base ( DNP614) has a larger hole for clearance using larger bits and the guide bushings will not fit. The round base (DNP613) will accept the bushings, The plunge base also accepts the bushings. Get a round base to go with the bushings, Its less than $7, great setup.
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I don't know about your specific router. All I know is that I purchased it to fit my old Makita 3612BR router which has a four hole base plate and it hooks up just fine. I hope this helps.