will this lift work with the dewalt dwp611 router? If not, what lift will or do I need another router?
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No the dewalt 611 is a trim router, you need a full size router with a 3.5 inch diameter motor. I know of no lift for trim routers
748192
I have not used the incra R lift. The Kreg lift works very well. I had no problems whit it. I use a smaller router a Bosch router so I had to order larger shims through Kreg.
960301
I dont think so. Because it looks to be too small in size to securely use the adjustment that the lift has. the lift has a way to adjust to many different routers, but from what I seen in the manual...the routers has to be 2 1/2 hp or more. I am only a beginner and the research i did tells me is is unsafe to tweak. Hope I helped. Be safe and enjoy our world.
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I think you are limited to the 1/4" collet. Then again, it is a "compact" router so you don't want to use this great tool for heavy duty routing anyway (larger bits than 1/4"; and big jobs with harder woods). Check it out here: http://www.dewalt.com/tools/woodworking-routers-dwp611pk.aspx
1143301
The two holes at the end of the plate bolt to the aluminum under the baseplate of the router. Will only work for specific Dewalt Routers. You need to take the plastic base off the bottom of the router.
476969
As long as the outside diameter of the router is 3-1/2", it will work. I am very happy with the router lift - quality product.
93651
This will only work with the compact DeWalt router. you could possible drill and tap a couple of holes and make it work but u would be better offf to buy one for the router that you have.
1124641
The DEWALT DNP618 will not work with the Skil 1830 router. You need a guide that uses rods that are 2 3/4" or 90mm center to center.
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From the Incra website...Just one model of router lift will accept all of these routers: Porter Cable 7518, 690-699 series, & 890-899 series Bosch 1617EVS,1618 DeWalt DW610 & DW618 Makita RF1101 & RD1101 Hitachi M12VC & KM12VC Milwaukee 5625, 5615, 5616, & 5619 Craftsman 17543, 17540, & 28190 Ridgid R29302
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Yes u can. I use mine with a router lift and a Bosch but I'm sure it will work fine. Just one caution. This extender adds so much height that some of your bits may not drop beneath the table when fully lowered. This makes taller bits harder to set up and some unusable.
1185886
Well, Dan, Jessum specs indicate their lift was designed for, among others, Craftsman 1754x/28190/ 28084 router motors. They don't list the 27680 specifically but I'd recommend you go to Jessum's website and contact them directly with this question as they may have a more definite answer for you.
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It only works with the routers listed - Porter-Cable 690/890 Series, Bosch 1617-16-18, DeWalt* 610, 616, 618. There is little to no adjustment (unless the Craftsman is one of these listed, and re-branded.)
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I bought the lift after a couple months , it is slower to change them without it because I had to take the plate off and pull the router out to tighten and loosen the collets. Spend the money on the lift its worth it. I have a porter cable router just for your information. Any other questions let me know
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This is a very small router for mounting under a table. This router is meant to be portable and short burst use. I am not 100% sure would not find lift/adapter for this router, but I would recommend looking at a larger router. You are likely to burn the motor of this router during prolonged use.
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While it's not essential to have a dedicated router for any lift system it is certainly the most convenient way to go. In most cases the router used in a lift system will be a fairly high powered one suitable for large bits. Handheld routers generally aren't used with large bits and therefore don't need to be quite as powerful. It isn't difficult to remove or replace a router from the JessEm system, but it will become time consuming and inconvenient to go back and forth in fairly short order.
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I'm not sure. However; I wouldn't purchase it to begin with. The switch gave out after low hours and DeWalt wanted almost $200 to replace it for me. I've used the 2 hp Bosch router and I think it is a better choice.
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Daniel, I don't know the answer to your question, but I can tell you that the Bosch edge guide attaches to the router base with the (2) 0.375" rods that are 2.25" or 3.875" apart (your choice). So if the DeWalt router has holes in the base with either one of the two spacings for the rods, it will probably work. .