Please be aware that if you intend to use this device with the DeWalt DNP612 that you might not get the adapter needed to work with that particular plunge base. I have heard that it depends on whether or not you get an older kit vs newer. This is frustrating for those with the DNP612 having to chase down the proper adapter.

Tool looks good but it was missing all the hardware. Was able to order them separately from Dewalt but it cost me a lot of time. Customer service from Dewalt and Amazon was very helpful

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This is a great product! I bought a Powertec track for my Wen track saw, and with some persuading, I am able to use this router guide with my Powertec track. The downfall (which isn’t DeWalt’s fault), is you can’t use the micro adjustment system with the Powertec track. This is still worth its weight in gold when you’re trying to route a completely straight line, and even without the micro adjuster, I was still able to flawlessly embed track in the top of my work bench.

This tool works on my Makita track saw track

works with the Bosch palm router plunge base and the festool/ makita tracks like a charm.

Es un accesorio que se adapta perfectamente a los diferente modelos routers, encaja muy bien en el riel guia, excelente.

I was thrilled when I saw this DeWalt track router adapter. I used to hate routing dados. I don't have a table saw, so I have had to use my DeWalt router for dados. I tried one of those "exact width" dado jigs, but it was very tedious to use. I then tried a simple straight edge, but that is also tedious if you need a dado that is slightly wider than your router bit. And when the router jumped or I wasn't applying pressure properly, the router would move off the straight edge slightly, messing up the dado.I own some Festool tools, so I looked into the Festool router + track solution, but the price of the total solution is absolutely insane. I don't use a router nearly enough to justify that type of expense.And then I saw this track router adapter and I was thrilled. The price for this adapter is dirt cheap by Festool standards, and the price for the DeWalt track is also very reasonable. I bought both right away.I used the router adapter to cut dados in a plywood cabinet that I was building. I marked the locations of the dados, set down the track, did some learning and fiddling to figure out where the track needs to be to get my bit in the right location, and then did a dry run, sliding the router across the width of the board to make sure it moved smoothly. After adjusting the tensioning knobs and getting things dialed in, I turned on the power and gently pushed the router across the track. The dados were absolutely perfect. Perfectly straight and perfectly clean. What a huge improvement over the jig and straight edge methods. So much simpler, easier, and the results were unbeatable.Out of the box, the adapter may not slide smoothly on the track--Festool products can be the same way. I put a little bit of Renaissance wax on the track and it made the adapter move much easier and smoother. And the knobs and adjustments on this adapter are a bit odd and not nearly as refined and easy to adjust as a Festool design, but the two rods were very stable and once you figure out how to set it up for your router and workpiece, it works well enough.I also purchased the DeWalt track clamps. They aren't fancy, but they work well with the track.If dados are a hassle for you and you want an easier solution, I highly recommend this adapter and the DeWalt track.JANUARY 2016 UPDATE: I still love this DeWalt router adapter and DeWalt track. I needed to cut two channels in the middle of a board so that two screws with knobs could slide up and down to adjust the height of the project. (see two additional photos) I hadn't done this type of cut before, but I pulled out the DeWalt track, clamped things down, and then did a try run, moving the router along the track to confirm the cut was straight. I made the cut, gently pushing the router along the track, and it was absolutely perfect. The cut was the perfect length and perfectly parallel to the length of the board. The second cut was just as easy. The setup of the track and clamps went much faster than I expected, and I am guessing I was done with everything in under 10 minutes. I finished so quickly I actually paused in concern, thinking I had missed something. I had thought it was going to be more tedious or difficult, but it was a breeze. If you are having to use a DeWalt router in situations where you aren't just running along the edge of the wood and need straight cuts (and don't have a table saw or router table), this track setup is really hard to beat. And a nice side benefit is that the adapter fits in my router case, and the track hangs on the wall, so the whole setup takes up zero additional space in my garage. If you don't have a million dollars to spend on the Festool router track setup, this one works very well.

Since there isn't much info on what 'other routers' this works with even though dewalt says it does, I bought it anyways to see if it would fit. And yes it does. Works with a Bosch mrc23 router and grizzly track.Otherwise haven't really used it yet. Just made sure it fit. But in terms of looks etc looks like a solid build. Good quality. No play in the build so should allow for accurate routing

Successfully used to cut grooves in acrylic with high accuracy. Track is Festool 1400/2. Adapter will perform well on the Festool track if you use both plastic pieces to straddle the raised portion of the track. Yes, you loose the fine screw adjustment this way, so unless you get lucky you will be calculating fence distances with inconvenient fractions. And you must use the "blunt" end of the Festool track. But once set up, the action was accurate and smooth. As for the router, I used an old Rockwell (PC) 6902 motor. The Dewalt instructions says it will fit the 6911 "D" base, but I could not make that work. It did work with the basic 1001 base. All in all, not something robust enough for frequent use, or in the field, but it did the job. In the next life, an all Festool solution.