Dewalt DW618 Router LR 32 Hole Drilling Set
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Dewalt DW618 2-1/4HP plunge router LR 32 plunge router hole drilling set.
The kit comes with our standard Dewalt DW618 plunge base router adapter and our plunge base LR 32 plate. The plunge base can be used as a standalone rail connector for making dados.
Then you can use the ToolCurve LR 32 plate to register hole plunge positions with our spring loaded 6mm knob that locks in place so you get an accurate plunge each time. It also includes 2 guide rail stops to register the guide rail on each end of your panel for repeat hole drillings.
What’s included
- Dewalt DW618 Plunge Base Rail Adapter
- ToolCurve’s LR32 rail adapter
- 2 guide rail drop stops
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Just used this to cut a bunch of MFT holes using the LR32 rail and my Dewalt DW618 router. This works well, but plastic feels a little delicate. Slide movement was stiff at first but improved with use. Moving the router and guide along the rail can be done most easily with the hand on the guide that lifts the pin — thumb and forefinger pull up the pin and lower part of the hand pushes along the angled block around the pin. Pin registration in holes was perfect.