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"PeteD"

23/11/2005 2:28 PM

Template Bushes for DW621?

Hi,

I'm a novice woodworker, I recently bought a DeWalt DW621 router. It's
seems to me to be a fine tool and I have been experimenting to see how
much I can do with it. I've been reading Gary Rogowski's "Router
Joinery" which seems excellent.

My question is this: the router comes with one template bush which can
be attached with two screws. How is it possible to attach other sizes
of bushes? I have seen sets of them for sale.

I'm sure I can achieve everything I want to using bearing bits but I'm
intrigued....

thanks
Pete


This topic has 6 replies

m

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 2:55 PM

You can either buy bushings that fit your router or you can buy a
universal add-on baseplate with bushing set.

How easy it is to get bushings for a specific router depends on exactly
what router you have.

A search of some of the tool sites like woodcraft or rockler should
tell you whats available.

Hh

"Howard"

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 5:12 PM

My DW621 (purcahsed July 1998) came with an adapter (part #326671-00)
that is held in place under the baseplate by two screws. Then you can
use standard Porter Cable type template bushings of any size. I use
them and they fit and work well.

Pp

"PeteD"

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 6:03 PM


Howard wrote:
> My DW621 (purcahsed July 1998) came with an adapter (part #326671-00)
> that is held in place under the baseplate by two screws. Then you can
> use standard Porter Cable type template bushings of any size. I use
> them and they fit and work well.

Yes,

The US website seems to indicate this but here in New Zealand the box
contained a bushing which fits the two baseplate holes. So I've got one
size only!! Maybe I can source the adapter part from DeWalt.

Thanks
Pete

Pp

"PeteD"

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 6:04 PM


Howard wrote:
> My DW621 (purcahsed July 1998) came with an adapter (part #326671-00)
> that is held in place under the baseplate by two screws. Then you can
> use standard Porter Cable type template bushings of any size. I use
> them and they fit and work well.

Yes,

The US website seems to indicate this but here in New Zealand the box
contained a bushing which fits the two baseplate holes. So I've got one
size only!! Maybe I can source the adapter part from DeWalt.

Thanks
Pete

RS

"Rick Samuel"

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 6:50 PM

Freud's FT2020 template guide set works great

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000223OM/103-3156781-7388643?v=glance&n=228013&%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance

Ji

"John"

in reply to "PeteD" on 23/11/2005 2:28 PM

23/11/2005 7:49 PM


"PeteD" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi,
>
> I'm a novice woodworker, I recently bought a DeWalt DW621 router. It's
> seems to me to be a fine tool and I have been experimenting to see how
> much I can do with it. I've been reading Gary Rogowski's "Router
> Joinery" which seems excellent.
>
> My question is this: the router comes with one template bush which can
> be attached with two screws. How is it possible to attach other sizes
> of bushes? I have seen sets of them for sale.
>
> I'm sure I can achieve everything I want to using bearing bits but I'm
> intrigued....
>
> thanks
> Pete
>
Mine came with an adapter to us standard 1-3/8 PC guide bushings. See also
www.patwarner.com for lots of ideas for the 621,


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