does this plate have pre drilled holes for skil 1820 or skil 1830
1164740
Not sure what you mean? It's a lift, not a plate. Check out http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.html for details. But it does have a wide range of adjustments for a number of routers. Call Jessem and they may have your particular setting. Otherwise, I'd be pretty confident you can make it work. Again, check the manufacturer's site and instructions and you'll see how flexible it is.The video is very informative as well.
1164741
The Plate has no holes for mounting a router, the router is clamped in between three jaws
1164742
Not sure what you mean? It's a lift, not a plate. Check out http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.html for details. But it does have a wide range of adjustments for a number of routers. Call Jessem and they may have your particular setting. Otherwise, I'd be pretty confident you can make it work. Again, check the manufacturer's site and instructions and you'll see how flexible it is. The video is very informative as well.
1164743
I am not quite sure what you are refering to as "predrilled holes" but, I think I get what you are getting at. The mounting of any router does not depend on "holes". Routers are mounted by a clamping system that adjust to your make and model.
2275506
Absolutely. The screw holes will need to be pre-drilled. Mine is mounted in ceramic tile. I would suggest sealing the escutcheon plate with construction adhesive.
2125400
The short answer is yes. The router plate in this table is not pre-drilled. It comes with a template that makes it very easy to locate and drill the mounting holes. I have never had anyone express difficulty with performing this task.Scott VMTW
495877
Yes, standard plates are used. Just above (upper) and below (lower) the oblong hole is the threaded hole for the cover plate screws.
646559
No, we had our new counter drilled and no plate...have been very happy with the quality and it looks very nice
974411
There are no pre drilled holes and I wouldn't do it myself. I have had mine on for some time w/o any problems at all.
2050986
If I remember correctly it does come with a drilling template; but if not just mark it with the actual plates just make sure it's connected to the cross bar where u want it.
387365
I got a bunch of plates at thrift store and drilled holes in them with a diamond 1/4 inch hole saw you can get in tile section at hardware store just keep it wet when drilling or plates will crack as to buying predrilled I don't know sorry
1853340
Yes Amazon does. We bought replacement plate last year. Installed with no problem. Looks great.
130743
Yes. That's the router I have. The included mounting plate has no pre-drilled holes, except for the starter pin. So you will have to drill the holes yourself. Not really that difficult - you can follow the directions in the manual or search youtube. Another option is to purchase a pre-drilled version of the mounting plate specifically for bosch, but I don't see any reason why one would do that.
943917
It does come with the plate, I would have to dig mine out as I did not use it. But, it would cover the standard triple hole set if that's what you are wondering.
427017
The screw patterns are different on the bases for the PR10 and PR20 (which I learned by attempting to attach a bushing-compatible base for the PR10 to my PR20), not sure why this is since the only difference I've noticed between the two is the speed control, which has nothing to do with the base.I know the fixed bases for the PR20 can be bought separately (which will work with this plate), but you'd have to ask Bosch if that base will fit the PR10 motor housings as I have no idea personally.
1423579
I am pretty sure about the centering hole but I don"t recall a top plate. All I remember were the U bolts.
944969
I'm not sure how you want to configure. If you are wanting to add the 1281 to the opposite end of this, and you want the same rails to go through both, the answer is no because the distance between the bottom of this plate and the rail holes is different from the 1281. On this plate, the distance from the bottom of the plate to the top of the rail is 5/16". I hope this helps.
518479
The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
1357201
No holes... and that's why I bought it. Be careful, we have several coats of paint on our steel door, and the paint does have an effect on how strongly the plate is attached.
2069216
Mine had pre-drilled holes,they must have had a production error.I still think this is a great product it has paid for itself many times over by not having towels just spool out when you only need one.