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SPECIFICATION
The 5-position adjustable turret on this 18V Dewalt Router allows you to create stepped or repeated plunge cuts, and the quick-release motor housing makes it easy to switch between the plunge base and fixed base. Featuring dual LED's and clear sub-base ensure maximum visibility to the workpiece. The aluminium motor housing can be transitioned quickly to a fixed base attachment increasing the versatility of the machine and the compact, light weight design increases ease of use and user comfort. Ideal for a wide variety of tasks including routing for inlay cavities and hinge mortises, rounding over edges, flush trimming hardwood edging, and a whole lot more. The first router available on the XR cordless platform, DeWalt's DCW604 comes with interchangeable fixed or plunge bases and has quick release tabs to enable them to be swapped over quickly and easily. The depth ring and clamping mechanism combine to ensure the motor remains accurate.
Features and Benefits:
- Powerful brushless motor for consistent power and performance
- 1x Parallel Fence with Guide Rods
- Basic Parallel Fence (Fixed Base)
- Aluminium motor housing and base construction provides long term durability
- 17 mm spanner
- Adjustment ring enables controlled bit depth changes
- Large, low-pressure spindle lock button allows for comfortable, single wrench bit changes
- Variable speed control feature enables bit speed to be optimized for changing applications
- 1x DCW604 1/4" Router Body Only
Reviews
Mike Cotton
I’m DIY and never used a router before but always fancied one in the kit. I only have 2ah batteries and they don’t last long. So satisfying to use. Can totally recommend.
Dust extraction pretty good too. Made a handrail and rounded over all the touch points. But with practice and care it’s easy to achieve good neat results pretty quickly. Looking for jobs I can do with it now.
I bought a cheap set of bits and suspect I might get even neater results with more expensive bits. I didn’t time it and obviously you’re not using it constantly but I reckon it’s about ten minutes running time under work. Made just one error where the blade dug in. I’m doing some out of sight work in the loft so was able to practice without too much worry.
So if I was doing big jobs or repetitive work I’d invest in some 4 or 5 ah batteries. That’s the only thing. I absolute loved using it.
But I have a few 2ah, enough to keep one on the charger permanently, so these will do for now.
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