i have a handy brand m1r dq03 router and want to know if this collet will fit?
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They are sized for Porter Cable routers and you would need to "try" or measure your shaft and call PC and see if they can confirm the shaft size for you
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DeWalt doesn't list a 1/8' collet as an option in the parts list. Personally, I think this router would have too much torque for a bit with an 1/8" shank.
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Um, call Rockler; pretty sure it is universal; works great with DeWalt router
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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.
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Hi it's best to go to Nutone's site and look for the dimensions in specifications. My guess is that the model number has to be the same or it won't fit. Check it first. The electric should be the same. Good luck
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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.
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Look at the model number on Amazon, then go to irobot.com and look up your model to see if they match
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I am not familiar with that model. The router has to have an external antenna which can be removed in order to connect this component. It connects inline between the router and antenna.
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Hello Jerry, The distance across the plate (diameter) is 6.5 inches. I do not know if it will fit your router, if you give me your mounting hole dimensions I will see if my plate has those holes.
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The guide is a standard size and will certainly fit your router. Be advised that of you use it on hard wood (e.g. rosewood) the bit can flex and damage the guide.
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The 9500 uses a standard 1/4 inch shaft router bit, so it will work in any router equipped with a 1/4 inch collet. If you have one for your 3612 you are good to go; if not you will have to also buy a 1/4 inch collet.
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The instructions I received with the router table indicated that it would work with the 4000 series Dremel tool if you have an additional collet accessory. They mention that you can contact them to receive this accessory. Perhaps it comes with certain 4000 kits?
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As long as the barrel of the router is 3.5 inches in diameter it should work.
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Since I don't have such a device I don't know but would refer you to previous posts about the adaptability of this base. It has many drillings that would suggest it would fit many possible routers. However, this design is probably fairly old and I don't know if it has kept up with the changes in the industry. It usually can be adapted to any router in its size range with a little care and precision. I have three of these and am currently adapting one of them to my Ryobi 3.5 HP plunge router. It's a challenge on this machine but doable. See my previous posts on this for more info.
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I have the 690 router, but the description says it fits the 7518 router, so I'm assuming it will fit the 75182 replacement motor as well.
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I would download the manual at: http://www.incra.com/manuals/MastRLiftII_Manual.pdf and there is a table of routers on page 3. Now I don't see the DeWalt listed there. However, the design of the four clamping blocks (each with four mounting holes) and their mating holes in the frame (7 holes) gives 28 different possible diameters and it is well within reason to bet that unless your router is unusually FAT or THIN it there should be one combo that will work and allow proper clamping. It is an elegant solution. Also, you might want to contact the JessEM folks (who make it for the INCRA label) at the number on the face of the manual and ask. They do make different mounting blocks to accommodate other router motor body sizes. They could tell you which set you needed for your model if the "stock" ones don't work. Honestly, once I saw how they did this, you could drill custom holes in the block with a drill press if you needed to adapt them and were inclined to DIY. You might look up the specs for the body diameters of some of the one's they DO list in the table. If your router body falls near one of them, you would probably find that it would work.
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Yes they fit. They are a good brass quality. I'm happy with them also my new Bosch EVS1617. Sweet router.Have Fun! Carol in Texas