Will this work with a tabel saw mounted router table?
865220
I had mine mounted on a cabinet saw/ router table w a 50" fence. It works just couldnt rip anything wide while incra is on table.
865221
It will require you to secure a base plate to the opposite end of the machine. You can make this base plate from a piece of angle ( aluminum or steel) screwed into the edge of the table. The wood plate attached to the angle and the carriage stop. It will be a pain in the neck changing things so you can use the saw. Can't use this setup for a saw fence. Not stable enough.
865222
I guess it could, but you would have to remove the carriage when you want use your table saw. the carriage is bolted to the table using 6 bolts. I would think mounting and removing the carriage would be a pain. you cannot use this incra fence for table saw operations since the fence will no stay square to the blade. t
865223
The problem would be how to mount the arm to the table saw. The fence is mounted with screws that would have to go into the table saw top, and I suspect this would not be a good idea. I use the INCRA table saw fence, which mounts on rails running along the side of the table saw. This works very well for my table saw, and I suppose you could exchange the router fence for the table saw fence face. That should work, I think.
865224
I would think not. The mounting part is permanent and would interfere with table saw operations. They do make a table saw fence that might serve for table saw and router operations, but I'm not familiar with it.
865225
It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use.... » Read More It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. « Show Less
865226
I guess it could, but you would have to remove the carriage when you want use your table saw. the carriage is bolted to the table using 6 bolts. I would think mounting and removing the carriage would be a pain.you cannot use this incra fence for table saw operations since the fence will no stay square to the blade. t
794840
This is not for use with a router table. this item is clamped down to the piece of wood and using the drill bit provided with a drill to make evenly spaced holes. if you are planning to use this drill bit in router, this is extremely dangerous. if you are planning on insetting this device into your router table, it would be more than useless.
852836
I have only used this as a hand held tool. My guess is that you would need to look for an expensive custom table that would allow you to drill mounting holes. It's a lot of router. I have several and it's easily the best of the bunch....bc
546716
If your router table has a "standard" 3/4" wide miter slot these should work just fine. I use them on my Ridgid R4512 table saw which has a 3/4" slot.
284691
No, I don't believe you can. Porter Cable uses a different locking configuration to hold their router assemblies than what Bosch uses. For your purpose, I would recommend searching Amazon for 'Universal' router table mounts. There are several companies that sell bases that fit a wide variety of routers (Rockler, MCLS, Peachtree) that use Amazon marketplace.
2122591
Don't know specifically about Craftsman table but you should be able to set it up for nearly any table. You might need to drill the attachment flange of the table to match the screw arrangement of the router but that is a simple job. I have foundy PC router to be versatile and reliable primarily because it is so simple.
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.
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.
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.
1202257
Thank you for your question. We recommend that you contact the manufacturer of the router table to verify if it is compatible with the Bosch 1617 series routers. If they are the same, yes the RA1165 will work with your table as it has the same hole pattern as the 1617EVS router. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
748876
Hey there, I can't understand why you would even think of this product for use with a router table. What are you trying to do? This is basically a quick use tool for cross cutting lumber with a circular saw or maybe with a jig saw.
588187
Well, this model does not show up in the accepted router list for the table. Your best bet is try to find a Bosch dealer with the 1181 on display and see if your unit will attach. Good luck.
193708
Sure you can, but you will probably have to drill your own holes in the table plate, and possibly need to pick up different screws to fasten the router to the plate.
874765
sure but this is a table saw tool a lot of cheaper push blocks will work for a router table
581927
I have a Freud router with an aluminum plate. The Router Raizer instructions were clearly written and resulted in flawless assemble. I think any plate that fits your table will work if your router is included in the instructions for the Raizer .
1991222
I bought the skil table for my hubby,and he also has a dewalt fixed and plunge router and it fit perfectly fine.
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