Dongcheng 350 W Trimmer 6.35 Mm (Black)

Good Quality, long time Running

Fairly compact in size and definitely a more economical purchase compared to trim routers of Bosch and Makita. At 350 Watts limitations do exists and maybe some more effort is required when compared to a plunge router. A few shallow 'runs' need to be executed on the workpiece (wood being routed) to reach the planned depth. A deep 'run' does strain the unit and that may not be advisable. Softer wood like MDF may allow for deep 'runs' but definitely not plywood or blockboard. The accessories provided are good enough and can even be used to create circular grooves but for small circles. Since it is a single speed router, there is no 'soft start' and a small jerk does exist when switched on. The acrylic casing moves along a rack with the help of a geared thumb wheel and needs a bit of effort to set the bit extension. English in the user manual is fairly good in terms of guidance and most aspects are covered. Print quality could however be better. I paid Rs. 1998 but it is available for Rs. 1850 in physical stores. It came with a 1/4 inch (6.35mm) collet and I scored the hardware & tools market in Bangalore in my search for suitable bits. Most shops declared that 6.35mm shank bits are not available but I proved them wrong as one store provided me with a box with a 12 bit set of the Jon Bhandari brand (Chinese import for sure). I had taken the collet with me and it fitted perfectly on the shanks. Pricing of the 12 bit set was a lot lower than what online stores were quoting. I paid Rs. 700 which seemed very fair. I even purchased a 6mm collet for Rs. 50 ( based on the fact most shops had 6mm shank bits). Makita had a 12 bit set priced around Rs. 2200 but of shank size 6mm. All in all pleased with the buy and I have experimented with it to understand its limitations and capabilities. It will prove useful especially if a plunge router is proving bulky for the job.

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I bought this for a few small DIY projects and found this to be the cheapest one. I was initially spectical about this being a China made product but after researching found almost all other brands are actually made in China. A few reviews of this product helped me choose this one and I am happy that I made this choice. The material I used was a WPC board which is much softer material than a Plyboard but the quality so far with this material has been excellent. The package does not come with a router bit. The accessories are not flimsy and are equivalent to Bosch in terms of quality and design but cheaper by almost 50%. Anyone looking for a trimmer/router I would recommend this one for sure.

Its a good small machine, with lots of vibration as it uses 1/4 router bit. Plus lot of noise its like a deep noise very frustrating while working around home. Plus no control over speed its raw power which doesn't comes in play everytime. Otherwise a good motor with heavy noise

As described I Got the 6.35 mm model. It’s compact and easy to use with one hand. I planned to Use this on Plywoods. If you using this in woods choose 550 watts model. It comes with all accessories it gives a Sharp whistling Sound I don’t know if it is same with other routes in this category. I am not a professional so this does the job for me.

I don't know whether this note will reach the seller, but somebody has already sighted it before. The collet is not 6.35. it is 6.3 and there fore one has to ultimately buy another collet because the regular bits do not fit in. Other wise the machine is worth it. I was in two minds to return it but managed with another collet.

Machine is sturdy but thats glass/fiber this is like k not that much great ,i am rare user so 350w is k for me also i am not using it for hard wood so i dont know about that but i think it can do fine if u spend some extra time to cut but if u wat faster performance then for 550 r above i wouldn't say this has low performance but obviously motor power matter for hobby this is k to maintain it cheap