Can the JessEm Mast-R-Lift II 02121 accept a (Dewalt) DW621 router? Thanks
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Your best bet is to talk with the people from JessEm and tell them the exact router you have. The way it is made is to adjust the blocks for the diameter of your router. It is a universal adjustment designed to fit many routers.
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Jessum advertises that the Mast-R-Lift II will fit every major brand fixed base. Whereas the Mast-R-Lift Excel II will fit the following Dewalt routers: 610/618/616. The best way to find the answer is to call the company direct. I have done that on a couple of occasions and they are very helpful.
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Yes this will work, if you want to you can go to the amped website and submit a question to their support with more specific information on the D-Link router and configuration you are using to request compatibility. http://www.ampedwireless.com/support/model/sr20000g.html
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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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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
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No, it will not fit in the original base on my 611 the hole in t6he base is to large. I use the set in two different routers , and the set is the standard size to fit both of them. I will make a new base plate for my 611 it is sad that Dewalt did not have the fore sight to make the 611 base hole a standard size.EDIT: My 611 is not the plunge cut base, it is standard base...
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I would download the manual at: http://www.incra.com/manuals/MastRLiftII_Manual.pdf and there is a table of routers on page 3. Now I don't see the DeWalt listed there. However, the design of the four clamping blocks (each with four mounting holes) and their mating holes in the frame (7 holes) gives 28 different possible diameters and it is well within reason to bet that unless your router is unusually FAT or THIN it there should be one combo that will work and allow proper clamping. It is an elegant solution. Also, you might want to contact the JessEM folks (who make it for the INCRA label) at the number on the face of the manual and ask. They do make different mounting blocks to accommodate other router motor body sizes. They could tell you which set you needed for your model if the "stock" ones don't work. Honestly, once I saw how they did this, you could drill custom holes in the block with a drill press if you needed to adapt them and were inclined to DIY. You might look up the specs for the body diameters of some of the one's they DO list in the table. If your router body falls near one of them, you would probably find that it would work.
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It's all about the plate. You should be able to check the specs on the Kreg site, but i would be shocked if they didn't offer a pre-drilled version of the plate that fit the Dewalt router. Failing that, you could always drill the plate yourself from the blank one they give you.
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You will need a plunge router for this I recommend the Dewalt because of the speed and depth adj. also the router has to fit into sign base as another user replied.
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Well, this model does not show up in the accepted router list for the table. Your best bet is try to find a Bosch dealer with the 1181 on display and see if your unit will attach. Good luck.
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You need a plunge router I bought a Dewalt with multiple bases works great on this ststem
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No. Here's a list of what it does work with. http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=ra1054#workswith . I have seen aftermarket guides like this one for the Craftsman. I have a Craftsman router but use my Bosch for edge work where this guide works great for me.
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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.
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I have used the dw621 lightly for several years. It is easy to use, has precise calibrations and maintains constant velocity on all but the largest cuts. I have not complaints concerning it. I had one DeWalt router that burned out but forget the model number, it may have been the dw618, but it was many years ago.
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Unfortunately V2 is not supported according to their websiteGo to www.dd-wrt.comsearch router database for WRT160nManufacturer Model Revision Supported Activation requiredLinksys WRT160N 2.0 no no
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From incremental tools dot com website:Just one model of router lift will accept all of these routers:Porter Cable 7518, 690-699 series, & 890-899 seriesBosch 1617EVS,1618DeWalt DW610 & DW618Makita RF1101 & RD1101Hitachi M12VC & KM12VCMilwaukee 5625, 5615, 5616, & 5619Craftsman 17543, 17540, & 28190Ridgid R29302
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I have a rockler lift mechanism that my Bosch motor is installed in. Rockler lists the rotor motors that will fit their lifter. If JessEm has a web site, you might find a list of routers compatable for their lift.
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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.