Will this router SKIL 1817 120V 1-3/4 HP Fixed Base Router fit this table?
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I looked at the 1817, and it looks like all other routers. Take the face plate off and use the same bolts to mount the router to the table. The table has various mounting holes, just find the pattern that fits your router properly. JS
588187
Well, this model does not show up in the accepted router list for the table. Your best bet is try to find a Bosch dealer with the 1181 on display and see if your unit will attach. Good luck.
393325
Yes, it will work on any table that has a router mounted upside down. It would also work on a shaper that had a 1/2 " collet
1900105
Just about any trim router will fit. The base that comes with the table has pre drilled holes that line up with most trim router bases. If you have a plunge router it should have come with a fixed base that should fit. I never tried a plunge base. Hope this helps.
948832
Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The most important part is choosing the right router bit and depth of cut. Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The... » Read More Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The most important part is choosing the right router bit and depth of cut. « Show Less
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I don't have that router, but as I remember, when I ordered the router table, I had to order the plate separately, and had to order it according to the router I was going to use, to insure it had the proper hole pattern. So when I mounted the table and the router to the router plate, everthing fit. I would suggest you check Bench Dog's specs on it to be sure it is listed as compatible with your router.
571643
First of all I love this router and the base will fit just about any table without any attachments I have a Bosch table Wich skil is made by bosch and it works great and I love the table also.
946507
I can't say with 100% certainty, but there are two ways to attach a router to this table, and I was able to attach my Bosch router to it just fine.
588036
I don't know about your specific router. All I know is that I purchased it to fit my old Makita 3612BR router which has a four hole base plate and it hooks up just fine. I hope this helps.
2219205
I have another router set up on a table so I don't know which table would work best for this kit. I'm sure that you know this already but which ever table you decide to buy make sure that it has a universal adapter so that your router will fit properly to the table.
294156
suggest you pose your question to dewalt at 800 629 3325. I do not have this model router. paul
357425
Yes. I have one mounted in that table. It works just OK. Not as good as a decent router lift such as the Jessem Rout-Lift.
1902794
I am sorry I do not. I have mine in a Hawk router table and have never had any troubles. It just uses the depth adjustor in the base. Maybe you have some saw dust built up in the threads. Does the locking clamp on the base still work?
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I have black and decker plunge router and it work fine. Base is pretty universal it's just a matter of finding right set of holes and As long as it has 1/4 collet router bit will work. Very fun would recommend .
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I have the rt0700c router, and it fit that one fine. not sure about the rt0701c...try calling makita
946508
I am not sure, but I would think so. I have used a craftsman and Mikita both. Most heads on the router are similar , and the 450 has a variation of bolt holes. I hope it works for you....... JS
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I believe it's a 1/2" shank but I'm not absolutely sure. It's in my shop up in CT and I'm in NYC at the moment, so I can't check it. I'll check this weekend and send confirmation. But your router should be able to handle 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" shanks with different collets.