DeWalt Cordless Router - 18v XR Brushless DCW604
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- ✅ Dewalt DCW604: amzn.to/3hX3xvD
Roger and Robin have spent some time with the DᴇWALT DCW604 cordless router.
DᴇWALT have NOT sponsored this episode.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
• Brushless motor
• Five position adjustable turret enables stepped or repeated plunge cuts
• Variable speed control to set optimum cutter speed for different materials
• Aluminium motor housing can be transitioned quickly to a fixed base attachment
• Brushless Motor delivers improved runtime and durability
• Dual LED lights increase visibility around the router bit during operation
• Compact, lightweight design that increases ease of use and user comfort
• Spindle lock makes accessory changing quick and easy
• Plunge base incorporates fine-tune rod for precise depth adjustment
• Soft start reduces movement of the tool on startup increasing user control
• Electronic brake for added control & safety
• Rubber over mold grips make using the unit more comfortable
The DEWALT 18V XR Brushless 1/4" (8mm) Router, Fixed & Plunge Bases - Bare Unit has been designed to be powerful yet heavy-duty. The Brushless motor offers incredible efficiency and increased power delivery, resulting in less wear and increased longevity of the tool. The aluminium motor housing enables the router to quickly be transformed into a fixed base attachment enabling for increased versatility. The variable speed ranges enable the router bit to be optimised depending on the application and material type. The five-position adjustable turret enables for stepped or repeated plunges. The spindle lock offers quick and easy router bit change saving time.
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I'm used to larger, corded routers ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
I love my Dewalt kit; it just seems to go on and on. I’ve even used the cheap range and it’s lasted 10yrs and that’s full time builder use. I’ve got a compound mitre saw that I’ve had for 15yrs, knocked around in the back of my van, still works great. Dewalt are good solid tools. Very reliable.
I also love my framing nailer; Once you know how to use it, no problem.
I'm a traditional bench joiner and this is the bollocks!!!! I've used all the other cordless router's and this is by far the best by a long shot!!! Amazing 👌
I’m a site carpenter hanging doors all day and fitting locks and what not; is this router definitely up for the job? I’m so sick of people tripping over my leads while I’m cutting haha
I'm a bench joiner, part time brickie and I love the PRT50 Router, Makita tools are so well made and have all the best and relevant features. The 3mm Brushless planer and Brushless Multitool are way ahead of all competition
I bought one of these last summer for a job I was doing at work and annoyingly the company got a subby in to do it after all that. Always wanted one to add to my current Dewalt 18v system. However I went to use it in anger at home for the first time, opened up the unopened box and was overcome with so many bits, I made an attempt to set it up and gave up, too many bits. I went back to my 230V router because I was familiar with it.
I would love a video, out of the box from new, demonstrating all the parts as I still do not use a router to maximum potential.
Im glad I found this video, although its getting on a bit 😊👍👍👍
I routed my finger once. Well, we laughed!
Just had my dewalt cordless router delivered today so thanks for the great timing of this video. Got some hardwood doors to fit over weekend with it, I got some of the 3way clamps from your cappel door video aswell robin, thanks. ☺
Loved the cost effective emergency domestic harmony advice at the end. “Fiver”. Brilliant.
I have the dewalt 18v router and its brilliant I had all my kit stolen in December and had to buy it all again and I wouldn't want to make do without one again great tool the makita is good to
Thumbs up for the router.....Thumbs down for the thieving bast**ds.
I got the makita set (and only because it ties in with all my other battery tools) So handy for me doing door hinges.
I've had my makita 18v router for ages now, had one stolen, I use it all the time hanging doors, etc, great tools.
I show my girlfriend my wood sometimes, she's quite pleased with it :)
She likes dowels?
Not what she told me last night
@@brightonduder Yeah :)
Nice tool, sadly some scumbags stole all my batteries and tools from my garage. Guys lockup your gear nice and tight.
I like the power switch, it's like the old small DeWalt and Elu routers,
I found that other routers with sprung switches causes an imbalance in the way you hold the machine, this switch allows complete control with no distraction,
If I had to choose one, and only one power tool, this is the tool I'd choose! Can anyone suggest a power tool that is more versatile than a router?
I like how robin make's out he's never seen or used it before 👍😂
yes it is a tad contrived but that was due to lockdown messing with our shooting order on this tool and the doors.
@@SkillBuilder top work lads, love your videos 👍
3:40 I bet the smell is heaven 🤣🤣
Robin should get the makita, uses same bases as the corded makita and a lot of the makita copies bases fit also
Bought the makita battery router along with the plunger and it was love at first site.
I realise you mainly do top end kit...as professionals, how about trying a Ryobi palm router (I use with a DeWalt adapter). Can be as low as £46!. Used it for over a year with no problems 😁
@back up
Yes been this twice in recent times
www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ryobi-r18tr-0-one-cordless-trim-router-homebase-in-store-only-3491422
I love it I had mine for last year. Its bloody good.
I use a Makita and it’s brilliant for portability and battery life but I do like the DeWalt depth adjustment mechanism very much. It feels very positive and precise. But once you’re on a battery platform its too expensive to change brands IMO. The only thing I dislike about cordless palm routers and sanders is that they are a bit top heavy so they can take a bit of getting used to.
Evening, Robin
I've had a couple of laminating trimmers over the last 25 year's( makita ones ..,!!) and next to a skill saw and a planer I think it's a must have bit of kit...!!
I've owned lots of routers but a laminating trimmer is the most versatile option you can own,
granted you can't cut a work top joint with it but its amazing what you can do with it I've always bought 110 volt types even now when I'm fully cordless ( 18 volt makita..!!) That
I still use 110 volt types
it's just I've still got concerns with the the battery models being that they are top heavy especially when you're trying to do intricate details,
hopefully skillbuilder will do a review or a comparison between corded or cordless..?? But anyway keep up the good work and please keep blogging..!!
I swear the only wood Robin works with is Iroko
The makita height adjust is not smooth - I like the look of the twist adjust on this dewalt
What are the different uses of having a palm router vs plunge router.
Do I need to buy both?
Appreciated! Cheers.
Where do you get a DeWalt 16 and 30mm guide bush from?
Close to getting one of these though.
30mm guide bush in screwfix not sure on the 16mm though
how is the dust collection? would love to use this for drywall?
Height Adjustment on the makita is only downfall, I have two of them and there brilliant, compact , powerful and dust extraction is excellent.
Would be interested if you get a kit like the makita with offset base, plunge base, etc. Will check it out but I am thinking of moving on to makita,( most of my tools are dewalt currently).
Do the guide bushes fit in the fixed base or just plunge base?
Just the plunge base , bit of a shame that.
My misses heard the tenner comment. She said diamond necklace works much better. Try that Robin, let us know how you get on
Tell your wife that diamonds are not ethically sourced and you, being a highly principled man, would not countenance that kind of exploitation.
I found a pearl necklace is always a winner !
Amazing tool
Can u do some more video’s on bricklaying tools always carpenters tools👍
Trowel hammer and bolster what more do you want. 😂😂😂. Sorry forgot about the bucket to put it all in. 😂😉
@@keithwiddows2391 and the string! Don't forget the string!
After that it all comes down to, one brick, on top of two bricks. Payday is Thursday.
Hahahah
That’s saw dust must be getting to u both hahahahh😂
A kettle too
Just the right thing
Does anyone know the difference between the dw604 and the 600B models? Thank's! ✌😷
Hopefull someone has an answer where did you get the kit I dont need the batteries I have 20 of those damm things I need the plunge base for that router
The DW sander on off switch is equally difficult to find. Bloody nuisance. Pity, as it is otherwise brilliant.
Just ordered 👌
I recently found out you can get an adapters for makita batteries to fit dewalt tools, in fact almost any battery will fit any tool.
We will give them a test.
Dont forget about the milwaukee m18 router.
That's great I was using it today
Which bit did you use to do the name?
More free tools. I have one of theses and few others people I know have also, the plunge function is handy but never really use it.
Nothing is free in life Brendan, everything has to be worked for mate in different ways!!
@@ukconstruction hey robin thanks for getting my hinge jig out so quickly, it came yesterday after ordering it in Friday and have hung 8 doors using that and a souber morticer today, yeah I could have made one myself but wanted to support thought channel. I scoured the internet last week trying to get a trend skeleton jig but nobody had one in stock at all! 👍😃
@@garethheathcote4988 Thanks so much mate, really cool of you to help me and the channel, it is appreciated!! have a great day
Roger what trousers are you wearing in the snickers 6241 video ?? Its defo not the trousers the video is about
I am not wearing any trousers in that video.
Skill Builder what are the blue and black pair your wearing in the snickers stretch video
I have the Dewalt D26204K compact router, does anyone know if the bases are compatible with the cordless?
Yes both the same
Anyone used this with the 2ah battery? I’ve stuck to them with all my dewalt tools and keep one spare on charge all the time. If I get one larger battery my OCD will force me to change them all.
Bite the bullet Mike! I’m running about 8 6ah’s & a couple 9’s!
@@teewithey5879 ha! I’ve since bought a 5ah, the rest still 2ah. The 2ah are fine for a smallish job with the router. I reckon you get 5 or 6 minutes of putting it under load before it goes. I use the 5 for anything substantial.
H|ave the Makita version, great tool
Can i ask with this router how is the bush for the hinge jig attached is it clips like the festool or screws and how is the dust extraction with the hinge jig?
It is held in with two screws. The dust extraction is o,k but not 100%. The vertical cuts in the liner are bound to create some dust.
Nooice!
How much does this cost Richard?
Not wanting to sound like a dick. But you kinda need to say if its an advert or not. I'm a makita boy atm, and theres loads of 3rd party mounts for that little beauty.
We know the rules. Tjhis is not an advert, no money changed hands and DeWalt had no input apart from asking us to look at the tool/ We always flag up the paid for content. If it had been an advert we would not have mentioned or showsn Makita.
Was this made before lockdown?
yes.
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Or route out a space for a pound coin 😏😉🧱👍🏼
That is wicked
Skill Builder 😂😂🧱👍🏽
Just patiently waiting for the full size one
Hope you have deep pockets and plenty of time on your hands😉
@@sally6457 am pro woodwork self-employed
Hope it works better than the framing nailer!
every brand has their heroes and their dogs
Everyone just trying to outdo each other
Descant router. £5? More like £1 😂😂
Makita
Didn't Robert use this router to hang his doors!?
yes. The order of these videos has become confused by lockdown
@@SkillBuilder👍👍
Is their any chance you can do videos comparing multi-meters, flue gas analysers & other plumbing bits?
Always seems to be a common question question asked on plumbing forums
tenner/fiver you know how to spoil your ladies
£5 lol....needs the money the tools
Got the corded dewalt version. Won’t be getting another one. So much time wasted changing bits and fitting dust collection. Note the dust collection is poor too. So poorly designed.