I am so kicking myself that I exchanged this size router for the smaller compact one awhile back. Have yet to use it because I still need and elipse jig. I changed it because the size of this one in your video i found heavy, which is silly too because for cutting circles and ovals I only need to guide it not lift the thing. It seems the small router can only do a limited size of elipses. at leas as far as the rockler brand is. Also the various attachments such as this one you show. So now I"m thinking just buy this size again and have both and use the smaller router for when I need the ligher weight for certain projects. I was shocked though at how heavy this model is.
When taking a dado , rabbit, or mortise worth of of material, it is always best to do it in increments. With router or table saw, takes longer , but you end up with a nicer finish. Take a look at M-Power CRB7 for your next addition to your Dewalt.
Another good one. As for the issue when you begin and end your cut, try placing scrap material on either side of the work piece so as to support the fence all the way through the cut. Another option (if you are comfortable doing so) is to use one hand on the router to guide the router forward and the other hand on the fence to hold it against the work piece. Take it slow and you should be alright. Take care.
Hello Sir, i just bought a fence like this one but I don't know how to use nor to set up the micro adjustment. Do you have video to help understand? Thanks in advance
Listen man, I have never owned a router before. But I had a new door that needed to be hinged, so now was as good as any time to bring one home and learn. But that guy who reads directions...that's some other guy. I need to just put my hands on things and figure them out. But what with the router, the plunge base and the fence all being new at he same moment...man there were so many knobs and screws to put in and adjust that this thing may as well have been a space ship. So I grabbed your video here. hehe...yeah, I am an idiot...because I had the fence on backwards. Picture it. If you don't know how it works and you put it on backwards and then start trying to figure it out...hahahaha...it seemed to make no sense whatsoever. But it really was this simple, after seeing you do it. Thanks bro
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I am so kicking myself that I exchanged this size router for the smaller compact one awhile back. Have yet to use it because I still need and elipse jig. I changed it because the size of this one in your video i found heavy, which is silly too because for cutting circles and ovals I only need to guide it not lift the thing. It seems the small router can only do a limited size of elipses. at leas as far as the rockler brand is. Also the various attachments such as this one you show. So now I"m thinking just buy this size again and have both and use the smaller router for when I need the ligher weight for certain projects. I was shocked though at how heavy this model is.
Subbed for the intro, God DAMN what cinematic features
When taking a dado , rabbit, or mortise worth of of material, it is always best to do it in increments. With router or table saw, takes longer , but you end up with a nicer finish. Take a look at M-Power CRB7 for your next addition to your Dewalt.
Another good one. As for the issue when you begin and end your cut, try placing scrap material on either side of the work piece so as to support the fence all the way through the cut. Another option (if you are comfortable doing so) is to use one hand on the router to guide the router forward and the other hand on the fence to hold it against the work piece. Take it slow and you should be alright. Take care.
These are great suggestions and I'm definitely going to give them a try. I know the rest of the viewers and I appreciate the good tips.
Can you make a video to show the ones who don’t know how to assemble it and use it please ? Thanks
I was looking for this video. Straight to the point..Thanks you
Thanks
What's the max distance from edge to cut can you do with this fence? thanks.
Pura vida for sharing your opinion about that fence I need one and your video helps to make a purchase decisión pura vida
Hello Sir, i just bought a fence like this one but I don't know how to use nor to set up the micro adjustment. Do you have video to help understand? Thanks in advance
Nice. Thank you for sharing.
Listen man, I have never owned a router before. But I had a new door that needed to be hinged, so now was as good as any time to bring one home and learn.
But that guy who reads directions...that's some other guy. I need to just put my hands on things and figure them out. But what with the router, the plunge base and the fence all being new at he same moment...man there were so many knobs and screws to put in and adjust that this thing may as well have been a space ship.
So I grabbed your video here. hehe...yeah, I am an idiot...because I had the fence on backwards. Picture it. If you don't know how it works and you put it on backwards and then start trying to figure it out...hahahaha...it seemed to make no sense whatsoever.
But it really was this simple, after seeing you do it.
Thanks bro
Perfect intro!
What diameter are those rods? 7/16” or are they metric?
The manual for the DW6913 edge guide refers to a pair of 8mm and 10mm rods supplied with this edge guide.
great review!!!!
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Get rid of the music. too loud and very annoying.