what are the dimensions? I have a router that is 10" wide and one that is 8" tall that I would like to put on it.
208815
They should both fit easily. Across the front, each shelf measures approximately 15 inches. The sides of each shelf from front to back are easily 12 inches. From the center front of each shelf to the back center corner easily measures 12+ inches and the vertical clearance between shelves is about 14 inches. Remember, the shelves are triangular so they get more narrow toward the back.
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...
1142525
It's not a question of if it will fit across the face but rather will the hole line up so you can attach the plate to the router base. The aligning holes are the critical part to take into consideration. I would venture a guess that it would not align correctly. (Unless it was the sears router was made by one of the manufactures that the plate is designed for, not sure how you would find that our)
1561666
Although I could be wrong, I will say no. I have. Couple router tables and they use full size routers. I'm sure you could make your own adapter plate and fit this one. But the router tables I on are designed for and bolt directly to a full size router. Also, this router is small, it takes 1/4" bits, great for quick hand routing, not so good for a router table.
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.
683438
6.5 inches, it would not screw on my older Craftman router 1/4 in, had to drill holes for base, no problem.
389443
Disregard my previous answer. I have the Skil Router and thought that is what I was answering the question about. Sorry about the mix up. I have no idea what size shank the B&D; router takes but it should say in the description of the item.
165043
If you can unscrew a short antenna that came with your router then it should fit.
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.
1105523
It'll fit! That is what it is made for is 10X10, but what is really nice is that you can pair it down if needed. I only had a 5x5 and was able only use two walls and had two spares! Easy to set up too!
344796
The router is about 6-7" tall, but the router cradle can be used to place it lying flat on it side, in which case it'd be about 2" tall.
828260
go to amozon look up the item, the detailed description has all the dimensions. It's 8"
1922254
I have the same router on mine. I had to drill new holes to fit mine on it. It wasnt difficult at all. Just place the router on the jig with the bit centered in the hole and trace it out. Then take the bottom plastic piece off the base to mark the holes out. Just dont forget to countersink the screw heads into the jig and drill through it slowly to avoid cracking the jig.
1612951
The panel I installed mine in is 14" wide and 20"tall and 4 inches deep. The actual patch panel is 10" wide by 2" deep. And I was able to have room to route cables and all
1075925
Your best bet is to talk with the people from JessEm and tell them the exact router you have. The way it is made is to adjust the blocks for the diameter of your router. It is a universal adjustment designed to fit many routers.
462558
I actually used this in Haiti and attached it to wood. It worked great for rebooting computer, modem and router but don't remember the exact size. Maybe 8 inches by three inches? Good luck.
1996677
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.
616311
Is there like a 1/2" replacement collet for this router and/or a an extension or an adapter?