Will this fit bench dog router table?
1115952
I don't own a bench dog but I can tell you that the throw length (the push into the cutter) varies depending on the miter slot distance from the cutter. I had to make some modifications to the Kreg devise to make it work on my machine. This is a well thought out system in regards to cutting mitered frames but has very little tolerance or range in respect to all of the router table systems on the market. I needed to make at least 6 adjustments to the devise for it to work on my router table, which would probably void any warranties. I have 7 router tables, dedicated one for this devise and haven't used it in over a year. I found that coping or hand mitering the trim was faster. If I was to give this a 1 to 10 rating it would be a 3.
1115953
It should. I have mine on an Incra table. It uses the 3/4" miter gauge slot, so if the Bench Dog table you have has a standard miter slot, you should be good to go.
1087760
I bought this table for my Bosch 1617EVSPK router. It's a heavier duty consumer router and Bosch routers seem to have an advantage on Bosch tables - all models are listed on the table's manual for base mounting specs and instructions - I've never had any problem with my setup - I don't see why your router would be any different.
1375432
I have a craftsman router mounted to the table and used the bolts from the router to mount it to the table. Just remove the face plate. J.S.
1512824
yes-mine is attached to this small table. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=30716&site;=ROCKLER. I had to drill my own holes in the mounting plate as they did not line up with router
735761
It should fit as both the router table and the SawStop have the same 27" depth of table. You may need to drill a hole or two if they don't line up but surprisingly cast iron is not that difficult to step drill to necessary size. I don't know which SawStop professional you have -rail length- but I would install on the right side of the table, not the left as indicated just because you SawStop is dialed in with the cast iron plate provided.MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE SURFACE FOR FLATNESS!!! I had an issue with one of these.
794420
The porter cable will fit. The table had a standard bolt pattern so most routers will work with it. You may need to use your own screws for some models but those are readily available from your local hardware store.
242923
I'm afraid not, Paula. And I can't imagine it being worth your time to fabricate some larger surface around that Dremel table (issues of flatness not to mention the crappy fence mechanism). Bench-top router tables like the Bosch don't take up much space, if that's your concern. If you're working on a tight budget, save the money you'd spend for the Dremel table and put it towards a router and router table.
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.
728972
Yes, I bought both the JessEm Mast-R-Lift II 02121 and the Benchdog 40-102 ProMax cast iron extension table and it fit like a charm. 8 -1/4 x 11-3/4 plate on the router lift. You get all the leveling screws with the lift and installing is not difficult, just a little tedious getting it all level with the table. You only get one locking insert ring with the lift, so order the locking insert ring set separately and you'll be good to go.
1686200
Yes it should as long as it has mounting holes on the base plate that match up. I use it with a Ryobi standard router and it works great.
620168
I have some experience with router tables and feel these legs would work well. I have the 34"legs and would guess they are 18 inches wide. They are not currently here so I can't measure. I made a shooting bench and it is very stable, you can lean into the table top without it moving. I hope this helps
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.
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...
1623199
I have the bench dog pro top router table (available on Amazon) with this router, and it works well. I can use the above-table connections , and they work okay - but I did have to mark and drill a hole for it, as it's non-standard to the plate that comes with the router table. The plate does mount the router fine, you just need a small pilot hole for the adjustment. Most times I just open the door and to the adjustments from there since it's a relatively compact table and easy to do.
484573
Yes it will. You only have to remove a small end tab with a Phillips head screwdriver that will hold it in a router table. That tab is about 4 mm wider than the standard groove. The rest of the rod fits in the 745 groove perfectly.
812475
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
1539544
The only templates I've used are 2 1/2" in height. There are smaller templates (1 1/2" I think) included, but I've not used them. The base plate has numerous holes in it that should allow it to fit any router. I mounted it on a DeWalt plunge router.