I used this for first time today. Bought in July 2023. Other than turn it on make sure it works, I haven’t used it. Today I bought some 1/4” bits. This thing is WAY easier to use vs my 1/2” bosch 2.5hp that needs two hands. It’s a beast! This smaller router I can use one hand to do my work, which is 95% roundovers. It starts up slow, a good thing because last thing you want is instant on in a router and it flying to your face/arms/legs etc. nope. I've seen the teardrop shaped one, and i don't think it's quite wide enough. If the square one is at least 10" it'd likely work, but I'd much prefer a non square shape to allow for easier turning, or spinning, of the router when nearing clamps or other obstructions. The DeWalt DWP611 wins again in this area. LED is important especially when working in a workspace with poor lighting. Depth Adjustment System I wasn't happy with the edge guide that DeWalt makes for my DW618 routers, and the DNP611 one for the DWP611 is just a smaller version of it. I now have and use a CRB7 for all of my router jig needs when using my DWP611.

And i doubt that the one you buy from the USA will work on 240, they are obviously 2 separate products with a single manual (the one shared).I have that reducer from 1/4″ to 1/8″ but the bit is gets loose. Could you link me to collet that will suite the DEwalt 611 Also Read: Makita KP0800K vs KP0810 Hand Planer Comparison Report Our Final Word: Makita RT0701C vs DeWalt DWP611 That is where I can help. This article is my review of the very popular DEWALT DWP611PK router combination kit. With this model you do get a fixed base router, and also a plunge router. I am looking to make this upgrade. The people I brought my machine from brought 25 different collet adapters fpr just about every size bit. I hope to make the upgrade in the next few weeks. Thanks for your directions and I will post my results after the upgrade. Reply This is not a high powered router set, but it is certainly good enough for most woodworking tasks, and I believe if you are deciding what your first router should be, then this makes a very good choice.

One of the standout features of this router is its compact size, which not only makes it highly portable but also easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Despite its small footprint, it doesn't compromise on power. The 1-1/4 HP motor can handle a wide range of routing tasks, from edge profiling to dado cutting, with ease. The Makita RT0701C wins again in this area. At 3.9 lbs., it is lighter than the DeWalt, which, in comparison, is 4.6 lbs. Amps However, the base has a little bit of play on the screw threads. While this doesn’t seem to affect the cut depth, it is a bit annoying when you’re changing direction and your hands slip an eighth of an inch. The dust ejection port is near where you hold the router DeWalt Tool LED Lightbox | Fully Dimmable & Powered by USB - *Different Sizes* - Perfect for Garage Workshop DecorationThe variable speed trigger is a game-changer. It allows for fine-tuned control over the cutting speed, which is crucial for achieving clean, precise cuts on different materials. Whether I'm working with hardwood or softwood, this router effortlessly handles the task. Another fantastic upgrade that comes with the DeWalt 611 is that is has LED lights on the bottom that directly light the surface of your material. This makes it very easy to see what is happening with your materials and the bit (remember to wear safety glasses). This was an unexpected plus I found out after the upgrade! The only downgrade I have found is that you will lose your automatic spindle on/off control. You’ll have to manually turn the router on or off with each operation. And let me tell you, with all the other awesome benefits, this won’t even matter in the bigger picture. Upgrading the X-Carve to the DeWalt 611