Will this fit porter cable / wood river normal size router bushings? Thanks!
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I'm not absolutely sure, but I would guess not. The hole in this base is too small to fit some of the larger chamfer/roundover bits which I would assume fit through the fixed base of a full-sized router. The design assumption may have been that for a palm router, most users will be sticking largely with bearing-guided bits for trimming and light mortising applications (with this base on my Colt, I've been able to mortise doors for hinge/lockset installation using the milescraft mortising guide kit). The Colt just doesn't have the HP to really push a bigger diameter bit. I can try to check the hole size against the base on my Bosch 1617, but again my guess would be that the openings aren't even close. They do make a base plate for the colt which is designed to take bushings, but it's set to attach to the screw pattern of the PR10, which is not compatible with the PR20 (I wasn't paying attention and ended up learning that the hard way, luckily it only cost about $10), so make sure you're getting a plate that fits the model of Colt you actually have.
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Hi - the collet is a hex head but it won't fit that router. It fits a 3hp Porter Cable router. I also have the 611 Dewalt and it has a much smaller collet "nut".
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You can use any dovetail bit and the guide bushing must fit your router plate.
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Hi Debra, The Porter cable 75182 router comes with only a 1/2" collett. I have a couple Porter Cable 690 routers that have both 1/2" and 1/4" colletts and it appears that the 1/4" collett will fit the 75182 router, though I have not tried it since I use the 75182 in my router table and only use 1/2" router bits. Your question intrigued me so I just went into my shop and tried the 1/4" collett on the 75182 router. It does fit so it will be able to use 1/4" router bits. I assume that Porter Cable believes, because of the size and weight of this 75182 router, that users will use 1/2" bits and consequently, they do not include the 1/4" collett with it. I hope this answers your question.
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There are four 5/16" holes in the Porter Cable plunge base. They are 3 1/4" on center. I didn't get a guide with the router but I assume that the holes are for the guide attachment.
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These will fit any routers base that is designed to accept porter cable sized standard guide bushings.
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Hi Ross, I've done a bit of research and went the actual Bosch website and did not see Porter Cable as one of the compatible manufacturers. I don't necessarily believe it won't work though. If I were you, I would buy it, try it and if it doesn't work it's always easy and free to return with Amazon because they email return labels. Ps, here is a link to the Bosch page I mentioned. http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/BoschAccessoryDetail.aspx?pid=OIS001 Best of Luck, Alan L Alan L
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This actually doesn't use guide bushings. The included router bit has a bearing on it to guide it through the template. I would recommend following the router table use instructions If You can
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My kit has 2.5" and 1.5". Easily mounted my Porter Cable 7529 plunge router, has numerous holes so I would think it is universal. I would also recommend getting additional letter/number kits if you need several repeats.
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I think relatively easily with the correct bit, also would depend on the lumber. I have the router fence attachment and also a rockler sub base which means you can use guide bushings, however the standard base won't take bushing that I know of.
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Yes, See Black & Decker web site for porter cable part numbers that work with this tool: http://bdk.force.com/FAQ/PKB_Article?id=kA0C0000000CfyhKAC&brand;=Black_Decker&grou;p=&model;=%22BD200MTB%22&type;=&terms;=&retu;rl=%2Fapex%2Fpkb_search%3Fbrand%3DBlack_Decker%26mode%3D1%26model%3D%2522BD200MTB%2522%26sortby%3D0%26terms%3D
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The included router bit and guide are really for square corner hinges not the kind with rounded corners (called 5/8"). For these you need to buy a 1 1/4" router bit (Porter Cable #43442) and the 1 35/64" O.D. template guide (Porter Cable #42048.)
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Yes, quite likely will fit most routers. However, I don't recommend it - you can read my review, but the fence is terrible for alignment. If you just want to do edge routing with bearing bits and bolt it down to some surface then likely it will be fine, but if you expect to do any jointing or non-edge/bearing routing then you will be very disappointed...
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The bore is 22mm, which is just shy of 7/8 inch. I think this will work fine for you, as my Porter Cable is also quoted at 7/8 inch arbor and it fits. I would suspect all of these tools are engineered in metric units.
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I dont remember exactly which bushing it was because I owned a set. It is a 1/2 inch bit which comes with the dovetail jig. Best way to tell is to go to porter cable website and lookup this dovetail machine, or take machine to store and get correct bearing. The reason I like this jig is it holds the wood securely without having to undo a bunch of screws that hold the board unevenly and not very tightly--and many will mar the board when tightened
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I can't be for sure but that router looks like the base plate is removable so I would say it will fit it. The circle jig has many different holes for mounting on various routers,my Milwaukee router isn't listed either but it works like a charm. Just buy it and if it doesn't work then send it back for a refund.
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I agree with Peter. I don't really know the table size for the Porter Cable, but according to the manual you need the mounting holes to be 16 1/2 inches apart. I've mounted this to my Grizzly G1023RLW and if I remember correctly the mounting holes are about 11 inches apart and it mounted well.