Will the 3000 work with the plunge router?
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Yes it will. I purchased the 3000 and the plunge router together, and it fits perfectly
295196
I believe that it will work as it has the same acessory connection as the other Dremel models.
295197
Yes it will. How well it will work depends on your application, but in general it will.
1643734
It works on my 3100. I assume it would work on the 3000, but I do not know.
1247686
Yes. It works with the plunge base and its dust collector and the fixed base and its dust collector,
1634657
Description of the tri says DMX Channels: 3 or 15, so it should work fine. you have to set the correct switches to select the address.
913972
Yes, I have the DW618PK router and the brass inlay kit fits perfectly in the base of the plunge router.
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As i have reviewed this device. I would not recommend because it only layer 2. I believe the PoE will work but you will be limited in the functions due to the lack of layer 3 capabilities. I would recommend looking at the SG300 models which are layer 3.
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I don't think so. My router has both 2.4/5, but it only showed the 2.4 connection
948828
You will need a plunge router for this I recommend the Dewalt because of the speed and depth adj. also the router has to fit into sign base as another user replied.
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I don't see why it wouldnt.My husband is using Dewalt fixed and plunged router on it.
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Yes as long as you have the Alpha Adapter and Router. I have a similar setup it works great.
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Mark I've done DHCP and basic routing on my old 3750's but the 3550 I haven't , they both support layer 3 so I'm pretty sure the 3550 will do it with the proper IOS
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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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when i bought mine the plunge base wasn't available on amazon, if it had been i definitely would have bought it. great router, even better with the base.
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James, I don't see why not. The 1/4" plunge shaft request a 1/4" bits. The Edge guide must fit your router, because the mounting plate will fit 1/4" as well as 1/2". Regards
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Yes the bases for both the trim router and the plunge router are able to utilize standard Porter Cable guide bushings. If you purchase the accessory D shaped base it does not accept bushings.
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I use the Bosch RA1166 plunge base. It works very well and has many features that my old Craftsman router didn't have. I highly recommend it.
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Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The most important part is choosing the right router bit and depth of cut. Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The... » Read More Any regular size router will work. the small hand held routers or extra large commercial grade routers will not. The tray that the router sits in is very accommodating and the butterfly nuts tighten clamps along a slot to allow a great amount of flexibility when mounting a router.It would be easier to use a plunge router like Mark Mauldin recommends, but it is not a requirement. I used a very old fixed base craftsman router to make my first pantograph project here https://plus.google.com/100153530189840776548/posts/3UJkfbu4UCs You judge for yourself how well it works. The most important part is choosing the right router bit and depth of cut. « Show Less