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Yeah, we’re talking about the same rubber adapter (dwv-9120) which I demo’d in the vid. Might be an idea to add their numbers to the description to make it easier for viewers to refer back 👍🏼😉

Seeing as the systems modular… why don’t DeWalt just provide a second dolly option which has bigger wheels as you suggest for rough work sites? 💡🤔

I’m hoping they lower the price🤞🏼😬

Hiya, no personal experience with the Hilti but know they are high quality tools. Use the DeWalt daily and no complaints, does everything I need it to 👍🏼. On paper very similar specs and identical attachments, is the £100 extra for the Hilti worth it?🤔 personally no, but if you have a Hilti account you could probably get it cheaper.

Yes you can 👍🏼 Router will only switch off when it senses a sudden twisting of the router… caused by the cutter getting stuck in the material.

Thanks 👍🏼 I was thinking more 2nd fix like kitchen fitting or fitted furniture install. 💯 commercial sites!

Thanks for the comment 👍🏼 In answer to your question “Is there an adapter” the answer is more than likely… even if it’s not an official adapter people seem to be using plastic printers to print there own and sell them. I thought the 7492 came with an airlock adapter but if not try searching DeWalt 1004695-90 which slides inside the dust port and would allow you to connect to dwv905m. In all honesty I would stick with Festool when it comes to dust extraction as currently I still think they excel over DeWalt extractors. Hopefully DeWalt will up their came with next gen of extractors.

@@burwoodbuild Appreciate the feedback, Festool are good but the Dewalt is more powerful and to stop the copious amount of dust from the table saw, I need all the suction I can get!!

💯 yes, power can also be locked on. Check out the full video on my channel. 👍🏼

Yes, For sure. With the added benefit that there’s no cord to get in the way. The power of this router can also be locked on when in use. Check out the full video which demonstrates the features. 👍🏼😊

Appreciate your comment 😊

Appreciate your comment Joe! 👍🏼😉 I think it’s always good to have choices… and those DXL drawer units are really big!

Agreed… I’ll be waiting to see what happens re price ⬇️💰Also looking fwd to seeing what else DeWalt has in the works!

Portability would be one advantage.

Good old Henry! 👍🏼😅

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a msg 👍🏼. Couple of points to clarify… * The Porter-Cable 9290 router motor could be fitted to the existing 690’s plunge base and D-handled base meaning you could make plunge cuts… so my statement was true. *DeWalt has a 1700 watt motor with 70mm plunge cut Vs a Hikoki with a 1500w motor and only a 50mm plunge cut. Higher voltage does not necessarily mean more power. *More importantly to a lot of users will be the ability on the DeWalt to centre the cutter for precision work with jigs. I don’t believe the Hikoki can do that so because of that would not make the shortlist. Because the Hikoki came out earlier it now appears to be lagging compared to competitors… that’s not to say it won’t make sense to some who don’t want to spend a fortune especially when Hikoki have dropped the price again recently.

I didn’t swerve any test… as stated it was a video to demonstrate the 4 features I like the best. Towards the video end I committed to carrying out more intensive tests of the router’s abilities in a follow up vid… that’s why it’s always worth watching to the end! 👍🏼😉

@@burwoodbuild I did watch to the end, hoping to find out if it was a capable router. Which the review didn't make clear.

Your right TS2 boxes are made in Israel, not sure about DXL but I can find out.

I think DeWalt have been waiting to drop this new router on their 💯 year anniversary! Lots of decent cordless routers on the market now! 👌🏼

@@burwoodbuild it's crazy how for cordless tools have come. Great video

@@jasonvandervalk3679Thank you, appreciated! 👍🏼 Yeah, I remember it took a while for users to gain trust in batteries and ditch the cord. Now with Powerstack, XGT and Forge it’s all about battery technology! 😅

@@burwoodbuildyes I run everything cordless it's awesome.

Same here pretty much… Great to have more freedom, only downside is incompatibility between different battery platforms.

It’s a Trend C152 Biscuit Jointer with 1/2” shank.

A lot of brands say they have dust extraction, but it’s usually clipped on and ineffective… this actually works! 😊

Hikoki is a decent cordless router for the money… personally I would pay more and go for the DeWalt as it’s the next level up and has better designed features. 👌🏼😊

No worries! They didn’t cooperate with me either! Totally independent review and hope you enjoyed. 👍🏼 After DeWalt announced this router there hasn’t been any other UA-cam content I could find, I think DeWalt need to up their game! 🤷‍♂️

You say various tools from DeWalt? Can you give any specifics as DeWalt can only improve tools if they know the problems users have encountered? 👍🏼

I get where you’re coming from with regards to power… you’ll want to see part 2 and hopefully you’ll be impressed! 😉

I will have a look, I use a 110v Dewalt router on a Dewalt power station from USA with 4 x 15ah batteries. I’m watching now thank you

Ps the Trend jig is the one, I’ve had 4 of them, the new one with the square window is a much better finish on the sweep. I fit a kitchen a day for Symphony. There new tops are more compressed = heavier and harder. The lads with the Hikoki router are struggling. I struggle with my power station, hence why I asked if a 54v would be made.

@@jbjb7624I’ve seen this router make easy work of a solid walnut worktop with ease! (p.s. Trend jig is fantastic!) 👍🏼

Thank you for your response, great work, I’m almost interested. Honestly if it that good , I would buy one today. I’m just sceptical. Be interesting to see it action on a set of solid tops, if it can cut through that, it can cut through Symphonys new work tops. Maybe if you’re able to, do a video with a Solid surface 38mm top. Great work buddy, and thank you 🙏🏼

Thanks for the comment Mike. Got more to come on this router and another video on the DCF850 and DCF860 impacts which you’ll hopefully enjoy! 🤞🏼😄

@@burwoodbuild I have the 850 and love it.

@@mikeevans565Yeah?! Fantastically good impact, I’d be happy with either!

@@burwoodbuild can’t wait to see your info on the 860

@@mikeevans565👍🏼 Editing now!

I’m wearing a Trend face mask 😷 for 90% of the cutting. Took it off to talk to camera while doing the biscuit cuts, but outside in open air (which is probably more polluted!) so impacts are mitigated. 👍🏼 But you’re right, mdf is carcinogenic.

I think it will work as a great option for some people… and the fact it’s fully compatible with existing TS2 is smart move. 👍🏼

@@burwoodbuild but the price is too much for a plastic boxes. lmfao

@@realprojecttools3543ahem… possibly! 😳

No, still an important part of DeWalts current battery line up. It’s just the 5ah Powerstack is a better fit for this tool as described in the video. Happy to ask the question though for part 2. 👍🏼😉

@@burwoodbuild Thank you

@@AllodialTitle👍🏼😉

🙌🏼 Been tolerating my corded Trend T7 for so long… finally DeWalt have delivered! 😂

While that sounds like a cool idea, I prefer the larger footprint on dedicated plunge routers. Additionally, the built in dust extraction wouldn’t be possible if DeWalt reused the existing bases.

I imagine DeWalt carefully considered many options during several years of development… I’ve struggled to find fault with it. ☺️

The 8 amp/hr battery isn’t new, it’s been out for years, it’s just gotten a re-packaging and re-branding to fit with DeWalt’s new marketing approach. DeWalt has made 5S2P 21700 (double) cell packs in 6, 8, and 10 amp/hr for some years now. You can also get 21700 cells in their new 3 & 4 5S single stack packs and their 9 & 12 5S3P/15S FlexVolt packs. The 15 amp/hr FlexVolt batteries actually jump back to 30 18650 cells in 5S6P/15S2P configuration.

​@@libertarian1637I believe the new ones are using the tables cells which can deliver higher amp output but will be the exact same size as their older 8ah.

I’m curious now… 🤔 Think I’ll have to investigate this battery situation in part 2

It is very effective dust extraction for sure… unfortunately (for me) my demo involved getting covered in mdf! 😅 More runtime info to follow in part 2! 👍🏼

As a tradesperson, I wouldn’t care for runtime so much. I usually have at least three batteries with me. Almost impossible to empty one before the next one is fully charged 😎

@@trashes_to_treasuresSame here… I’ve got batteries coming out of my ears! 😅 I guess people are worried one worktop cut and the batteries done… simply not the case.

Thank you, will get some answers for you… part 2 👍🏼😉

I hear what you’re saying… the LO55 is an excellently designed router with brilliant features… but no battery option??!! Seems strange especially when they recently announced a cordless jigsaw! 🤷‍♂️

@burwoodbuild question: Is the Mafell jigsaw on the shelves yet? I heard rumors about a cordless 85 mm saw any truth?

⁠​⁠@@rickyperkins232Jigsaw is due on shelves August time 👍🏼 …haven’t heard anything about an 85mm saw as yet! 🤔

You were already on the verge of getting one… I just nudged you over the edge! 😂 Great tools are ones you look fwd to taking out the box…👌🏼

Still only in US and UK , German gotools had it as part of their tool fair visit month ago, it's designed in Germany . Makita 40v and DeWalt 20v 12mm routers still not officially in Finland .

Yes and no, to be fair it gives you the option to attach a hose if required. Most routers have hoses that attach near the collet which is annoying… DeWalt attaches the hose to the top so the hose can rest over your shoulder. I found it didn’t affect my enjoyment of the tool. 👍🏼😊

😂 T-shirt got a very special outing! Glad you enjoyed the vid mate, need to get you on one soon! 😊

@@burwoodbuild very special indeed. 🙌🏻. Perhaps one day I’ll go under the spot light. 🤩

@@Ultimate-roofing-square.I know you’re busy with SkillBuilder… let my agent talk to your agent, we’ll sort something out! 😂👊🏼

@@burwoodbuild well said.. I don’t think we will need a contract for the film but I’ll get my agent to ping an email over.. 😝

Let’s do lunch! 🥂

Carry it one unit at a time

@@mrbadger9920 Ya… too long…

It’s no different from the standard ToughSystem… only safe way is one box at a time. The simple locking and unlocking of the separate units as demonstrated in the video mean it’s a quick process. 👍🏼😊

I think I’ll load my tough 2.0 drawers on the dxl dolly as don’t like 2 wheels on site, double stack them (4xunits) use the top as basic work area, it’s very unlikely I’ll get the DXL drawers as too big for carrying upstairs etc, tough 2.0 normal ones are often too big. I’ll still run the TStak wheeled trollies for electrical and smaller jobs as so easy to run around small areas.

Nice one mate! Loads of work goes into every video I make so it’s really appreciated when people tell me they enjoyed them! 😄 The chisels are Hultafors Heavy-Duty chisels set (love Hultafors) and I found the best price was at a pro-builder toolfair. 👌🏼

Literally everything has gone up in price unfortunately.💰😔 I’d be genuinely interested to know what price you would be happy to pay for this setup? Roughly?

@@burwoodbuild the draw sections is the part of the set up I am interested in would go £150 e

Just finished using it to help remove cement render… found it performed well and will be making a full UA-cam video on it. 👍🏼😉

@@burwoodbuild niceee.. looking forward to it