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		November 21, 2009
Email to a friend  Printer-friendly version Product Review DEWALT's DW670 Laminate Trimmer is advanced, and easy to use. By Fine Woodworking July/August 1998 The DEWALT DW670 Heavy-Duty Laminate Trimmer has precise height-adjustment screws and 24-tpi rods. Combined with a 1-3/8" collet depth, the 670 is ideal for making small to medium-sized cuts in a variety of woods. Among laminate trimmers, the DW670 is heralded as having the most advanced design. Its base is easily removed by simply turning a lever, while its shape is very comfortable for one-handed operation. Finally, the 670's spindle-locking button makes bit changing a one-wrench operation. 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) Has the quality of your woodworking increased since you gained access to online woodworking resources? Yes, considerably Somewhat No It’s gotten worse
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