DEWALT Router Dust Collection Adapter for Fixed Base Routers (DNP615)

Easy install and fits well. I'm using on my DeWalt router that I have mounted in a DIY router table. I made the table so that this could be used to reduce dust. It works attached to one of my shop vacs. Well worth the price.

When I bought my DeWalt DWP611PK router (which I love), I didn't order any of the accessories for it.But, after such positive experiences with the router itself, I decided to give the accessories a shot as well.DeWalt offers four accessories for the DWP611PK ... edge guides for both the fixed base and plunge base, as well as dust collection adapters for both.I haven't had enough opportunity to use the edge guides (DNP618 for the fixed base, DW6913 for the plunge base) to give them a fair review, but I have had enough use of the dust collection accessories to comment on them.I have never been very impressed with dust collection accessories for hand-held routers ... dust collection attachments for my other routers were clumsy to use, obstructed the view of the work surface, required tools to attach/detach, and generally resulted in quite a bit of dust and debris in the air and around the work area.By contract, these both do a superb job. They are easy to attach/detach (using easy to manage thumb screws), take standard 1.25" hoses, and are clear plastic so they don't obstruct your view. And they do a terrific job of removing debris from the surface you are routing without cluttering the work area.I did a bunch of template routing last week (routing tracks for tambours on some cabinets I am building for holiday gifts) with the plunge base. The DNP616 fully encloses the area around the bit inside the plunge base, and despite plowing through a bunch of hard maple, no dust made it to the bench and the work surface remained clear.I had a similar experience with the DNP615 in the fixed base routing rabbets inside a door frame. The dust collection attachment essentially turns the router base into a closed chamber so there is virtually no place for dust to escape.Gord Graff did an excellent review of the DeWalt DWP611PK (see: [...] )... suggest you check out Gord's review for more info on the router itself.

Fits like original equipment but will allow sawdust to escape if surface isn’t uniformly flat. This isn’t a fault of the product, just physics.

Fits my festool hose. Couldn't be happier.A little tricky to install due to screw access, but not impossible. Also, once I installed it, there wasn't a need to remove it.

Se ajusta muy bien al router DCW660b. y al adaptador DWV9130, tiene salida de 25mm

Pros: Fits Dewalt palm sander well and easy to install. Compatible with Powertec 70257 hose system which allows easy hook up to a Rigid five gallon shop vac or others with a 2 1/4” hose diameter.Cons: Best case scenario picks up 50% or less of material discharged by router with a rabbet bit. Have not used with other types of router bits but other reviewers say it is even less effective with other type bits.Collection portal is on the opposite side of the router where the material is forcefully discharged. This results in the vacuum system fighting a losing battle against the discharge force of the router even though my shop vac is very powerful.Hose system is difficult to work with unless it can be suspended from above the work surface.Included pictures show how much material (MDF) was left on router table that was not captured by the vacuum system vs how much material was actually captured and deposited in shop vac. 50% is a generous estimation and this doesn’t take into consideration the material that was blown out the open garage door with a fan that was on while working.Overall Evaluation: Since MDF material is so fine and very hazardous to the respiratory system I will continue to use, with a fan, an open garage door if possible and a respirator. Effectiveness of the system is marginal but maybe worthwhile.

Accesorio que se adapta perfectamente al router de palma Dewalt y ayuda a que la mayoría del polvo sea succionado por la aspiradora

So far so good...