Does it fit my router (Makita 3612BR) or i will be needing to drill extra holes?
2009092
Bench Dog has various plates geared to different routers. Check them out and buy the correct plate for your use
2009093
I don't know. But if you search for bench dog ProPlate you will find different plates configured to fit your router. The plates have multiple holes to fit various routers and they list the routers which will work with each plate. The one I bought fit my Bosch perfectly. The only modification that I needed was to drill a hole in the plate for the lifting mechanism.
2009094
I have a Dewalt router so I can't answer. I can say, that after about 9 months of regular use, the Bench Dog is a wonderful addition to my table saw bed. I now use the router a lot and for things that I either didn't consider or in replacement of saw functions. I don't use the fence that came with it because the saw fence is much better. Drop the router and it's out of the way for sawing. Couldn't be simpler.
2009095
Bench Dog does not list your Makita router for any of it's insert plates. They do list the Makita 1100, so you might check the base pattern and see it is possibly the same as your 3612BR. If not, they offer a blank plate that you can drill yourself. The plates are aluminum, so there is not much difficulty in drilling and tapping, particularly if you have access to a drill press.Hope this helps.
2009096
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.
1522476
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.)
659837
Most router bits sold in the US have either a 1/2" or 1/4" shank. Most larger routers have collets to accept either size shank. The smaller (trim) routers usually only accept 1/4" shanks. I believe the bit in question is 1/4", so the chances that it will fit your router are very good.
1143301
The two holes at the end of the plate bolt to the aluminum under the baseplate of the router. Will only work for specific Dewalt Routers. You need to take the plastic base off the bottom of the router.
336644
they sell both custom specific to certain routers and blanks to drill your own holes, so I don't know if they have your particular router, you may need to get the blank and drill your own holes, as far as mounting to a table, I built my own custom top and added it to my table saw. so now it doubles as an extension for my saw and a built in router table, sorry I couldn't be more helpful with your specific question, but perhaps this gives you an alternative solution. good luck
785821
Will they fit, absolutely. Depending on the project, you may want to consider a bigger router and as filtersmith noted below, if you play your cards right every job will require a new tool.
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.
1973672
cut a 3 and 3 eights hole and it fits exact. you can have a little extra but not to much. I just did mine
566083
The phenolic insert comes without mounting holes. You have to drill your own, so if the router is smaller than the size of the insert you should be fine. It does state fits any router.
167849
Not unless you have a tech to router out some of the hole because there is a difference in the block size. Does not flush mount
683438
6.5 inches, it would not screw on my older Craftman router 1/4 in, had to drill holes for base, no problem.
1343783
Not my Ryobi. Easy to drill one or 2 holes and make yours fit. If I were to do it again, I'd build my own.
219596
The Router Technologies adapter has a 1/2" shaft. Will not fit in this Bosch router.
946780
I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem with either brand, they both fit this adapter well. I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem... » Read More I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem with either brand, they both fit this adapter well. « Show Less
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.
2205174
The diameter is 6.5 inches. I don't know if it fits a particular router other than mine.
934211
Thank you very much Ken. Also will the holes match with out extra drilling?