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		November 20, 2009
Email to a friend  Printer-friendly version Product Review The DW625: impressive and unique rack-and-pinion depth adjustment February 2000 The DEWALT DW625 impresses the author of this article with its unique rack-and-pinion depth adjustment system, which is "the most accurate of the tools" examined. Like all DEWALT plunge routers, the 625 features a smooth plunge action. It also features a cast-aluminum plunge lock lever, variable speed control and advanced ergonomics that keep it compact for maneuvering in close quarters. To send this article to a friend, just enter the email address below. Your email: Friend's email: Message: I thought you might be interested in this information I found on DEWALT.com Or, you can also print this page. Click the button below to bring up a new "printer-friendly version" window to print this page.		HANDY hails XRP cordless finish nailers 'among the elite' DW682 Plate Joiner wins Editor's Choice Award for "Tools that Endure" from Woodworker's Journal (June, 2002) D51275 15-Gauge Angled Finish Nailer named Author's Favorite by JLC Magazine (June, 2002) Three categories of DEWALT routers are selected as favorites by CWB. DW625 3 HP (maximum motor HP) EVS Plunge Router More Details How often do you visit web sites about tools? Less than once a week Once a week More than once a week
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