Hi Will the fittings fit a 1/2 inch T slot on my Dakota router table, and are the featherboards reversible, for horizontal and vertical. Thanks
1246902
They come with a variety of adapters for different T slots. Should fit. Can be reversed and used horizontal or. Vertical. If you buy several, they can be stacked for unusual pieces
1246903
Yes, They will fit both a 1/2 T Slot as well as a 3/4 miter slot on a table saw. They are reversible and can be used both horizontal and vertical. I use them on both my Bosch table saw and my Kreg router table. They are very nice feather boards. I'm very happy with their performance. I hope this helps.
208816
It will fit..! There's 15" between each shelf and about the same size wide.. Remember this is in a triangle shape. I put a 8x10" picture on the shelf and it fit. If your router fits inside 8x10" rectangle area then is what you need...
1900106
Firstly, the table is intended to work with trim routers which are smaller than standard routers. The officially supported models are Bosch Colt, Porter Cable 450 and 7310, DeWalt DW 611. Secondly, you can likely make it fit any trim router if you are willing to drill the base to fit your specific router. Finally, you would need to remove the plunge base before mounting the router.
920108
I don't know the dimensions of that particular router table, but I do know that this jig requires a T-slot located 6-6.5" away from the center of the insert plate. If your table is large enough, it's easy enough to install a T-slot if one does not already exist in the right spot. But I learned the hard way that a small/bench-top router table will not work with this jig. But that makes a good excuse to build/buy a new router table.
989356
The DWP611 Compact router won't fit out of the box... You can possibly fit the plunge base, but only on two screw holes.... But I wouldn't recommend it. Since I really wanted to mount the fixed base to the router table the path I took was to pick up some 3/8" polycarbonate (bought a 12x12" piece, but only needed 6x6") drilled the holes to mount it to the Dewalt Fixed base and purchased some brass threaded inserts to use to mount the polycarbonate to the metal plate that ships with the Bosch table...
1740460
The hardware I received only works on straight forks. As in the Custom models not Classic. And you can't match it up with brackets that work, or I couldn't.
1375433
This is a universal fit item.If your router has a flat base plate it should work.You will need to find bolts that will work to bolt it to the table.
2125402
The kreg router table comes with a mounting plate that you can template to fit any router. They also sell mounting plates that are pre drilled for different routers. I have a triton three and one quarter horse router that is adjustable from the top. No lift plate required to make adjustments from the top.
2177176
I just measured the opening on mine. It is only 2". You may consider changing the plate on your existing take to an adjustable plate like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Rousseau-3509-9-Inch-12-Inch-8-Inch/dp/B00002242B/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1394411324&sr=8-4&keywords=Router+table+plate
2002892
Mine is mounted to a custom 3/8 plexiglass plate With the handles removed, I was able to give my baseplate a small footprint (7x7). Plexiglass made it easy to see where I needed to drill for the hex lift opening.Someone suggested 1/4 plexiglass, which I think *might* flex slightly under the weight of this router. Several years ago I used 1/4 plexiglass on another router and got that result -- HOWEVER, it may be worth a shot. With the smaller 7x7 footprint, there may be no flex.
635104
Yes should fit fine as others have responded. The only thing I would add is that the pullout extension arms don't necessarily hang level when you fully extend them out. So if you do one setting and then have to change it for different length lumber, you do have to play with the vertical arms to keep them on the same plane as the saw table. But for the price that was a minor annoyance and the stand worked fine for my purposes. If you are a professional and/or doing lots of jobs, it may not be "minor" to be making constant adjustments.
176812
The brackets are slotted and fit many brands of saws. I am sure that they will fit you miter saw. I have a 12 inch sliding miter and it fits. The sliding miters have a big foot print. the DeWalt work station was the best thing i ever bought. I had a track master, The DeWalt work station rocks.
1561663
As others have mentioned, any router can pretty much be fitted for a router table with the appropriate plate adapter. Personally, I wouldn't use this on a table. I specifically bought it for light handheld work. And with a 1/4" collet and smaller sized motor you're sure to be getting bogged down when running any type of hardwood. Just my opinion.
2090990
The slot mentioned in Greg's answer is the slot in the blue plastic featherboard assembly through which the bolt passes. If I install this pair of featherboards into the miter slot on my table saw and extend the pair of them as far toward the blade as they will go and then place a straight edge across the tips of the feathers, then the distance from that straight edge to the nearest edge of the miter slot is 6-5/16". You would need to reduce this distance slightly to put some flex into the feathers to have the featherboards function as intended.
2259278
They should, it is a standard size for bushings, I have a Skill Router and a De Walt and they fit both...If not you can get one of the universal re-placement router bases, I have one on my plunge router and they fit it also...
1623200
I use the Bosch RA1181 bench top table (review here http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-RA1181-Benchtop-Router-Table/dp/B000H12DQ6/ref=cm_cr-mr-title). It takes some work to make it right, but for the price I like it. The router plate is already drilled for mounting and has a hole for above table depth adj, which I find very helpful. The adj works well, but you will have to reach under the table to change the range of bit height adjustment. Above the table height works once you get the base "in the range". I use offset wrenches (review here http://www.amazon.com/Offset-Wrench-Triton-Peachtree-Woodworking/dp/B0040BLFZE/ref=cm_cr-mr-title) for bit changes - this is for the nut, I have another for the shaft - that work far better than the straight wrenches that came with my 1617EVS router, well worth the $.
546719
The True-Flex feather Boards will work if there is a 3/4 inch miter slot on the Woodpecker router table.