Original by KajasX @Kajasx made for DeWalt DCW600, DCW604, D26200...

-- it is to hold the router more steady and to flatten or flush out small imperfection or dowel head, can also be used with a guide to create a dado for cabinets making, put in a almuninum channel or profile and so on... So versatile! A Must have as a woodworker or "weekend warrior" ! : )

Versions:

V2_handle: I made the handle a tad hollow to use a tad less filament than the full solid handle, very strong since pretty thick!

V2_jig: - My base also was not able to slide in, too tight sideways: so widened it a tad but still had to use a small rubber mallet to get my base out!!! if the V3 is too loose for you, this one still do but harder... maybe over time it will loosen up a bit... So I used woodworking wax to rub inside the jig so my router base move in-out a tad better

- Lastly added a conic shape under the plate so my screw could side just under the surface!

V3_jig: - I used a large screw and my head was still a tad too prominent so I recessed it by 1 mm under the surface

- and I also added a 0.5mm extra than the V2 version since mine was still a tad tight!

Print in PETG: 0.2/0.4mm, no support, I did use a brim for the handle so it stick well as it gets printed. 4 walls/ 1.6mm and 20% honeycomb infill for sturdiness.

Dewalt Router Flush Trim Jig_hand held DCW600

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill