Will this 1/4 " collet fit a Dewalt Palm router 611 and does it have a 6 position flats for the wrench? The collet on my Dewalt 611 only has a 2 posi
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Hi - the collet is a hex head but it won't fit that router. It fits a 3hp Porter Cable router. I also have the 611 Dewalt and it has a much smaller collet "nut".
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I use a dewalt palm router with mine. It's the diameter of the base you need to be concerned with. There are 3 tabs for leveling and do are used to support the plate the router is attached to. The 1/4" thick x 5-3/4" diameter acrylic base, what I am talking about. The tabs extend inward no more than about 5/8th's of an inch. Can measure and edit later. Of course, if you don't mind modifying your base on your plunge router, no reason it wouldn't work.
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The DWP611 Compact router won't fit out of the box... You can possibly fit the plunge base, but only on two screw holes.... But I wouldn't recommend it. Since I really wanted to mount the fixed base to the router table the path I took was to pick up some 3/8" polycarbonate (bought a 12x12" piece, but only needed 6x6") drilled the holes to mount it to the Dewalt Fixed base and purchased some brass threaded inserts to use to mount the polycarbonate to the metal plate that ships with the Bosch table...
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Hi Debra, The Porter cable 75182 router comes with only a 1/2" collett. I have a couple Porter Cable 690 routers that have both 1/2" and 1/4" colletts and it appears that the 1/4" collett will fit the 75182 router, though I have not tried it since I use the 75182 in my router table and only use 1/2" router bits. Your question intrigued me so I just went into my shop and tried the 1/4" collett on the 75182 router. It does fit so it will be able to use 1/4" router bits. I assume that Porter Cable believes, because of the size and weight of this 75182 router, that users will use 1/2" bits and consequently, they do not include the 1/4" collett with it. I hope this answers your question.
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We use it in all of our routers using a 1/4 inch collet. We have several different brands of routers, this set works with all of them. As long as your base plate will accept the pattern guide it should work for you. Hope this helps.
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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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I ordered the 1/4 inch collet when I ordered the router. Works great. Router works great too.
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No, the holes on the Dewalt 614 base do not match up to the holes on the Rigid 2401 router. Rigid might sell a different base that would be of help. But for what it is worth---in order to install a guide bushing that needed a 1 1/4 hole I put a 1 5/16 round over bit into the 2401, I put the 2401 back together, and slowly ran the larger bit down through the base and all is okay. It cut just the plastic base, the aluminum base is just a bit larger than 1 5/16. I have 2 of each the 2401 and the 614 routers. They are both very good routers.
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No It does not include a 1/4 collet. You can purchase the 1/4 in collet very inexpensively from Amazon. This router is generally not used with 1/4 inch bits. It is very powerful and generally used with very large bits(ie raised panel with backcutter 3.5 in bit. I hope this helps. Frank
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No. Bosch colt will only accept 1/4" collet. This is 1/2". I have THREE of these now. Same number of Router Raizer( same company) for larger routers these are great! Only got this on 5/24/15. Sorry for delayed response. Hope this helps!
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I do not know about metric collets for this router. I suggest you go on the Porter Cable web site and see. It comes wqith 1/4" and 1/2" collets and that is what I always use, mostly 1/2" bits.
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I have a Porter Cable 890 router and the holes almost align they are off by about a 16th of an inch. It works but you have to wiggle the adjustment wrench to get it to work. I am planning on making the hole just a tad larger so that the issue goes away.
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Most router bits sold in the US have either a 1/2" or 1/4" shank. Most larger routers have collets to accept either size shank. The smaller (trim) routers usually only accept 1/4" shanks. I believe the bit in question is 1/4", so the chances that it will fit your router are very good.
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It would work on my Delta planer with some inventive brackets and drilling a few holes. Most of my planing is on stock less than 4" so the 6" model would work for me.
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If you can find a 1/8 inch collet for it. Most routers only come with 1/4 inch collets
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Not sure but it fits on my craftsman, porter cable and my blue hawk routers. Even if it doesn't fit u can drill holes where u need them.
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Hi Debra,The Porter cable 75182 router comes with only a 1/2" collett. I have a couple Porter Cable 690 routers that have both 1/2" and 1/4" colletts and it appears that the 1/4" collett will fit the 75182 router, though I have not tried it since I use the 75182 in my router table and only use 1/2" router bits. Your question intrigued me so I just went into my shop and tried the 1/4" collett on the 75182 router. It does fit so it will be able to use 1/4" router bits. I assume that Porter Cable believes, because of the size and weight of this 75182 router, that users will use 1/2" bits and consequently, they do not include the 1/4" collett with it. I hope this answers your question. Hi Debra,The Porter cable 75182 router comes with only a 1/2" collett. I have a couple Porter Cable 690 routers that have both 1/2" and 1/4" colletts and it appears that the 1/4" collett will fit the 75182 router, though I have not tried it since I use the 75182 in my router table and only use 1/2" router bits. Your question intrigued me so I just went into my shop and tried the 1/4" collett on the 75182 router. It does fit so it will be able to use 1/4" router bits. I assume that Porter Cable believes, because of the size and weight of this 75182... » Read More Hi Debra,The Porter cable 75182 router comes with only a 1/2" collett. I have a couple Porter Cable 690 routers that have both 1/2" and 1/4" colletts and it appears that the 1/4" collett will fit the 75182 router, though I have not tried it since I use the 75182 in my router table and only use 1/2" router bits. Your question intrigued me so I just went into my shop and tried the 1/4" collett on the 75182 router. It does fit so it will be able to use 1/4" router bits. I assume that Porter Cable believes, because of the size and weight of this 75182 router, that users will use 1/2" bits and consequently, they do not include the 1/4" collett with it. I hope this answers your question. « Show Less