Can this unit be used with router bits with 5/8 11 threads
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Possibly, but I think you would have to add base plate to give a reference surface upon which to slide. I would also only use small bits as the motor does not have much torque.
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i just got mine about a week ago, but i have used a 3/8 diamond quarter round bit to edge some stone i am working on. the power will work, but you are cutting stone and need to go slow and have all the water you can stand flowing. this would not work on a full bullnose bit, on stone anyway!mike
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It is an excellent router... have been using mine on a CNC router and 1/8" bits. I don't know if DeWalt offers a 1/8" collet, but I obtained a 1/8" collet from Precise Bits in Colorado... they have a kit which uses the same nut and comes with two collets 1/4" and 1/8." Precise bits is an outstanding company with great customer service, competitive prices and a wealth of information from chip loads to recommended speeds. http://www.precisebits.com/ Part no.DEEP-0611-83KIT
2016828
I don't think so. My router has both 2.4/5, but it only showed the 2.4 connection
1888657
You should be looking at the MB socket number, not the CPU model; but yes, it will.
1631844
Yes not a problem but make sure your router can handle the torque and remember to slow the RPM.
1883384
I don't know where you'd get a better router. I would use it on a routertable only, verify the rpms on the bit, and take small bites.
67366
I use it in conjunction with a 1st router. So if this is what you mean, the answer is yes.
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I own the Bosch 1617ews model that I use for the jig but, any will work except the small trim routers! Any router that you can mount and center the bits and guide bushings will work!! BTW: the router you purchase MUST accept a 1/2 inch shaft bit! That is the only important part! Don't be afraid to ask any further questions
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I think relatively easily with the correct bit, also would depend on the lumber.I have the router fence attachment and also a rockler sub base which means you can use guide bushings, however the standard base won't take bushing that I know of.
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It should work because you have to drill mounting holes to match the base plate of the router you are using.
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Yes but my unit does not do it very accurately. Works best this way with 3/8" bits and less
2266005
Might check out shim nut. Or look to using shim washers. If you have access to a 5/8 x 24 die you can cut additional thread to index vertical ports to 12 o'clock. Hope this helps! Harleyman1200s
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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.)
150393
I really don't know, cause I own this compact router RT0701C. http://www.makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=RT0701C
2156658
The router raiser has nothing to do with the size of bit. It only raises the router up and down on a router table
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4 pin works fine in an 8 pin slot, just leave half of it free it will run just fine.
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NO. The DW P611PK is too small. I own both and I'm going to need to buy a Bosch 1617 router to put on this table.