Review on DEWALT DW7350 Planer Integrated Mobile by Paul Ruberto

In my garage I only had 26 inches of room along the wall to install a new high torque mini router bit. But I wanted to be able to move it to a larger space. for more serious work. It was possible to use the router as a drill when placed against the wall, but more space was required for routing. This block was recommended by a friend and worked great for this application. It supports 175 lbs. Mill with no problems and much more ribbed than it appears before assembly. You should be prepared to spend some time assembling the unit. Photo shows 2 additional tables/shelves attached to the Dewalt table. The tables are NOT supplied with the Dewalt unit. They were made from 3/4" plywood and attached to the Dewalt unit with "Folding Shelf Brackets" purchased from Revain (look for them on the Revain website). These tables fold flat on the sides of the unit (sorry no photo) and the entire unit only takes up 25 inches of space when simply rolled against the side wall. Foot pedal to raise and roll the table. around is original and can be installed from inside or outside. However, neither was ideal for me. Alternatively, you can dismantle the pedal and switch to the 3rd installation position. Too hard to explain here, but you can search "youtube" for the phrase "replace pedal for dewalt planer table". There are other tables like this but only Dewalt comes with a very thick/durable composite top that can be drilled to fit almost any unit which is a big plus.