Router Repair - Replacing the Collet and Nut [1/2 Inch] (DeWALT Part # 326286-03)
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This particular Collet and Nut is specific to DeWalt. To find a Collet and Nut specific to your model, visit www.ereplacementparts.com
If your Router is having any of these symptoms, then replacing the Collet and Nut could solve your problem.
1) Worn
2) Damaged
OEM Part Number: 326286-03
Tools used for this repair:
• Wrench set (supplied with router)
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Thanks for the post I purchased a DEWALT DW618B3 they did not ship the 1/2 collet and but need this exact part
Nice video 👍👍
U not serious. Who cant do this? Was that really a repair?
So I have an old Ingersoll Rand quarter half inch router that's missing the half inch collet is it possible to be able to find collet that will fit it
what's the thread size on that unit?
Hello,,, i have my Router DW625 with a collet size of 12mm, but all of my router bits are all1/2” (12.7mm)diameter shank,and it doest fit to collet cone. Is there anyone who can give me an advice what model number for 12.7mm collet size .thanks
Really? The Dewalt collets are marked 12.7. If you actually have one marked 12mm, it can probably be changed for the standard one. Remember when changing collets that the old one will snap out and the new one must snap-in to the nut before putting back in your router. DO NOT put the new collet directly in the router. It MUST be snapped in the nut first. (Dewalt DW6905 1/2-Inch Collet) If you don't hear or feel the snap, it's not in the nut far enough.
Can i put one 1/2" bit to my router of 1/4", please help me about , thanks
Hello, we would need to know the manufacturer and model number of your router and if it will accept a 1/2" shank router bit. But if you are asking if you can use a 1/4" shank router bit with a 1/2" cutter, the answer is yes.
Nah you can't use a bigger bit on a smaller collet. Only the other way (with the adapter)
is it possible to replace the nut in the same collet?
They snap in but I have found it easier to buy a set of nuts with the collets already set in to avoid damaging the collet or nut trying to snap the collet out and in. They do not cost much and save time when switching bits of different shaft size.
Didn’t even show swapping the collettes out… mine is stuck.
1/4 collet for a kobalt router but all my bits are 1/2 so cn I replace it with a !/2//
Only if the thought on the drive can fit the larger shaft. The manual should have the answer.
Most smaller routers will only take 1/4 inch though.
This video skipped the most difficult step. How to replace a 1/2” collect with a 1/4”. The rest is pretty obvious.