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Question: Please help :) Can I use this router with 6 mm shank Bits (EU standard)?
Document: I have been using this router for the past month on almost a daily basis and am very satisfied with its performance. It's not too heavy for the trimming work that I use it for, bits are easy to install and remove, the height adjustment works well for fine-tuning the depth of cut, and the clear base and light really help a lot in seeing exactly what the business-end of the router is doing.
I wanted a second router because my main router is in a router table. I got tired of removing from the table to use it. This router is compact and easy to use, it is easy to hold. I've been using this router for about 6 months.
After purchasing another DeWalt 611 and running it through our standard QC procedures, I truly believe that this little beast may well unseat the Bosch Colt (PR20EVSK) as the light-weight router of choice for small format desktop CNC systems. With the addition of PreciseBits precision collets to extend the shank compatibility to 1/8" shanks, the 611 offers the best combination of quality construction, low cost, light-weight, and variable speed.
I mainly work with red oak and this little workhorse has never bogged down or heated up. (Quality sharp bits help as well) The adjusting ring moves quite fluidly and the markings are easy to read.I am particularly impressed with the spindle lock. No more wrenches. The weight of the unit is not an issue at all and it feels quite balanced in my hand. The LED lights are a great addition and really assist in keeping a close watch on the cutting surface.
I purchased this router because from time to time I have some odd work I have to do. In this case I needed to cut out some small half-moon indentations for mounting hardware. The router has performed quite nicely. I gave 4 instead of 5 starts because some times the bits don't seat exactly right. I had one fly off once. In any case, please make sure that you spend a little more time seating bits with this router and then you will be home free.
I use this for edge rounding and cutting out handles in hardwood. So far this has not been a disappointment.It is well made, I find the light very usefull and the clear plastic base is great to actually see the work.It has 6 speeds, but cutting into Australian hardwood (DENSE!) I tend to always need either speed 5 or 6.
Nice lightweight little router. Works fine so far, easy to adjust and use. Soft start and variable speed are nice features. I thought the two LED lights were a gimmick at first but they are useful as due to the router's small size it's very dark around the cutter. The lights help a lot. Collet seems to work fine. This would be a good general purpose router for people with relatively modest routing needs such as occasional round overs or bevels in addition to trim work.
This is a great tool to own in your quiver of power tools. Its very easy to use, and takes your work to the next level. Its easy to change bits. It works great for doorways, morticing hinges, strike plates, ect.Its lightweight and has quite a bit of power.
I've never used a plunge base, I have used a standard router to plunge into wood without any trouble (and the cost of adding one will keep me from trying one).
I purchased this router in December of 2012. I like to put my tools through the ringer before I review them, that's why it has been so long. However, I could've reviewed this baby right out of the box. I am one happy camper.I was in the market for a small palm router, and settled on this one after reading the reviews. If I could give it 6 stars, I would.
Answer: yes