🔌 DEWALT 20V Max XR Brushless Cordless Router (Tool Only, DCW600B) Review

Very convenient, powerful, making curly cuts is very convenient, Maintaining a constant speed with increasing load is a cool thing! A 5 a / h battery lasts for a long time ! Smooth start and backlight pleased !

Truly all the advantages of an edge router can only be felt if it is cordless. Don't hesitate to take it. Pros: Lightweight comfortable. No reason for wires. Long dreamed of him. When I bought a wired analogue, there were no such nature yet. There would be no happiness but misfortune helped as they say. The motor at the brush burnt out and it was necessary to urgently run to work. I bought it on the market and did not regret it. Best price and delivery in 3 hours for free. I love it. Has cons…

This is a really nice little router that I use for almost everything. The engine brakes immediately. It's quite powerful and portable as it shares a battery with a maximum voltage of 20V with my other tools. I like the smooth start of the engine. The only thing I don't like is the very easy height adjustment. It's really easy with the large rotating ring around the case, but it's too easy to move around while holding the router. You need to understand the best way to lock it after you set the…

I use it all the time around the house and in the shop for all sorts of small projects. It works great and the lack of a cable is great. I will say that it works best with a larger battery. I usually turn on my 6Ah battery and it puts out a lot of current. I used my smaller 1.5Ah batteries when space was at a premium, but there was a noticeable loss of torque and it could freeze up once or twice if you take your time. If it freezes, I understand that the device turns off and you have to turn it

Wow, my dream of a cordless workstation is coming true. Now it's not a 1/2" router and I'll never get rid of my router table or the big 2 1/4 and 3 gauge routers, there are times I just need to touch up or change a bit, round one edge or even a mortise door. It's a dream come true and I don't have to lug around the chords or carry anything back to the store. I also have a Flexvolt chainsaw that includes a milling base that allows you to do a lot of milling work with great precision. No, I don't

Background I'm used to heavier and bulkier routers and wanted something for smaller tasks. This router fits my current main power supply. It seems that the choice of battery dictates which tool to buy. I have three different batteries (Sears, Milwaukee and DeWalt). DeWalt has become the one to turn to when others have long been in the teeth. I will say that Craftsman batteries have lasted 13 YEARS. This is not a typo. Here are the positives of this router after about 6 hours of use: * Good LED…

I've had my DeWalt wireless router for about a month now. Just started using it and am very happy with it. He did exactly what I imagined and did it very well. I'm building a large closet for my workspace and finishing the outside with 3/4 red oak. This thing goes almost 1/4 inch with a flush nozzle that Diablo makes. Just take your time to let the DC do its job and not overload the tool. Got a third party vacuum nozzle and picks up 70-80 percent of the material. I couldn't be happier so far…