⚙️ Elevate your DW621 game with precision-made power!
The DeWalt DE6952-XJ is a precision 8mm collet with nut designed specifically for the DW621 router. Made in the USA, this lightweight 20-gram component ensures reliable, exact fitment and durability, enhancing your tool’s performance with a compact and efficient design.
Manufacturer | Dewalt |
Part Number | DE6952-XJ |
Product Dimensions | 18 x 11 x 1.5 cm; 20 g |
Item model number | DE6952-XJ |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Included Components | Components included |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 20 g |
M**W
Essential for 8mm spiral upcut bits.
Needed this for loose tenon project (sash windows) to enable use of 8mm spiral upcut bit in DW621 router. Small price to pay for what it enables you to do.Usual DeWalt quality, highly rated.
M**S
Dewalt 600B
Fits my Dewalt 600B Router which has a 1/4” shank, thus enabling the use of 8mm shank metric router bits. Happy with purchase.
S**Y
Fits D26204K and D26203 and D26200 model routers
This combined collet and nut allows you to attach 8mm diameter routing bits to your DeWalt router! It is fairly essential, if you want to route a slightly longer depth.I purchased this to be able to do rare occasional work trimming worktops, with a Trend 3/55LX8MMTC two-flute cutter (9.5mm cutting diameter, 19mm cutting length, and overall 51mm from K mark to the tip of the cutter).It is an expensive nut+collet, but it is a genuine DeWalt part. I like it because the nut and collet are combined into one unit, they are inseparable so you won't lose one piece and not the other.Since this 8mm collet needs to fit the same spindle, it is by its nature a slightly thinner collet than the 1/4" one supplied with the router. I don't see that this should cause an issue.Incidentally, just like the 1/4" nut+collet supplied with the router, this 8mm nut+collet uses the same spanner/wrench (it is a 17mm sized spanner in case you lose it and need to buy another).This 8mm nut+collet does feel a bit scratchy when screwing it onto the router, so you may want to blast it with an air line or something perhaps to remove any metal fragments on the inside.
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