Great review. High on my list of probables. I like that he explained the benefits and shortcomings in such easy terms. Need an extractor system with mine though.

Are these safe to use for masturbation 😂

Bargain for £100, Screwfix now have it for £150. That's inflation for you

wood is clamped down to the carrying handle in video, thus it is not flat on the baseplate. Should be clamped to the aluminium base plate to get accurate cut.

Great review 👍, subscribed

I've had mine for since it first came on market at local store and 18:08 with a fantastic hard plastic case it is well worth the money. I used it to cut a channel in the centre of a 68 mm x 50mm x length of wood to cut a Grove deep enough to take a square piece to make my own bannister rail around my decking for my static caravan after being quoted £12000 for a decking made from plastic. But I wanted to be treated as thought it would look nice and in trim with real nature and not man made materials.. my small cost Tony router was well worth the savings as well as making my own bannister rail compared to timber merchants. Besides rostering is fun and standing back to look over your own work manship, well there's nothing like feeling proud of your own achievements.

Ive just prchased this and watched your review well done to you sir thank you for a indepth demonstration cheers fella

I.was about to return as i thought i was missing the collet

This was hugely helpful. About to take mine out the box. You made a few of the slips and goofs I'm going to make! Have you noticed no reviewers have pointed out how difficult the DeWalt picture instructions are to understand? Much clearer now, thank you.

Plunge is dangerously stiff and juddery as we see here, and the depth stop bar is made of plastic so when you screw in the stop, you can easily press into it and make precision stops close to it impossible. An expensive paperweight, looking forward to getting a better one.

Really, tighten the clamp onto the frame not the handle, 24.23 minutes in, move the clamp to the other side and clamp your work to the frame. Your causing it to lift. besides that mate, thanks for the vid.

It's got plastic part's that are broken, at least my one has . Dont buy parkside rubbish

Just bought one and searching for a quick demo video, this was spot on!! thanks!!

How is best to cut high skirting board on this saw thanks

Great video mate.. i may get one of these now

Great video! I am struggling to decide whether to buy one for my small workshop and this has really helped; at least I know what I'm dealing with now. Simple, no frills review - perfect! Someone suggested another video with the improvements you made to it; maybe you did this so I'll have a look at your other videos.

GREAT VIDEO, THANKS

Anyone managed to get spares for this router? I need a new collet nut, but none of the ones I’ve tried fit. Thanks

Thanks for this mate! Very clear 👌 looking forward to seeing more videos

Where is the start button?

Just bought one today and it looks like they changed a lot of the molding of some parts. Bloody instruction manual is different too and rather annoying but thx for the demo mate

I am very curious if you did some "minor upgrades" to enhance safety of operations on this machine? Thank you.

Very good presentation. I would also suggest that you add and demonstrate pre adjustment and/or pre-calibration prior to use: 1) How to check and set the table top to be flat. 2) How to check and set the blade is parallel to the Mitre slot. 3) How to check the fence is parallel to the blade. 4) How to check the blade actually at 90 degrees to the top once it is in 90 degree position. Recommend all those to be pre-checked / calibrate to make any cuts accurate. That is very important, but better design may be required as current looks a floppy. Otherwise great presentation. Thank you.

Tyvm for this review! Has really helped making my choice. New sub!

Excellent review. I'm off to buy one today. Thank-you

Does it have a depth stop?

Good review best Regards Nuno Portugal

I've just purchased this router off someone. I am a total noob to using routers so it's going to be a learning curve for me. Thanks for doing this video.

WhatT is the depth of the seating

hello minas are you Cypriot? i have a question can you use dado blades on it?

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HELP! I have this sander and the dust bag does not stay on. What am I missing? It blows off in seconds after starting sanding. I've twisted it, turned it, taped it on. Am I missing a part ?! Love the sander, hate the bag. When it's on, it collects dust very well. Just does not stay on.

I want to build a bench but instead of an angle I want a rounded corner; do you have a video for that?

What do you can say about durability after 2 years? Thx

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Thanks

i got one, but pad doesn't rotate.... is it broke or i got different model?

challenging to hear you loud and clear..For your next project, please wear mic on shirts and hope we may enjoy yours..Thanks

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Blade stop is very slow

You got it for 50 pounds, they sell it now for 75 pounds

Great review, I've just picked one up for my camper van work

I bought one and I'm here to be learnt how it works...thanks pops!

Really useful video. Thanks. Just wondered how deep can the machine cut? Cheers Paul

Perform protect. Dunno what that is... Ehm, this is a review. You did not like the B&D coz your hands got numb while using it. Dewalt Perform Protect prefends your hands to get numb.

are you able to set the depth of a cut on this saw, just bought it and cant seem to find out how if there is

Good informative review. The DWS774 permits clamping on right hand side as well as left hand side. I presume the DWS773 model has the same base so right hand clamping should be possible. Right hand clsmping is useful on bevel cuts as the clamp fouls the saw when tilting the saw to the left. Also note that clamping the workpiece to the handle has a tendency to uplift the workpiece so best clamping down to the solid metal base and not the handle.

Do you think you could attach a vacuum to it?