Looking for 1/8 shank router. What size are shanks in this kit
2030031
I bought it for my cordless Dremel Tool but the shaft is bigger than 1/8", so I have to use it in my drill. Dremel makes a larger tool that fits this bit. But I didn't want to buy another tool to fit the bit. Next time I will read ALL the user comments!
2030032
I believe they are 1/4 inch, but I can't meaure them for you because I have returned them. One bit in the set has a 1/8 inch HEAD, but the shanks are all too large to fit into a traditional Dremel. They're made specifically for a different tool that the Dremel company makes, called a "Trio".
2030033
The shanks in this kit are 3/16. Dremel does make 1/8 shanks available in sets or singles.
2156657
The choice of routers is up to you, but they recommend using a larger router in a table, which is what you would use the router Raizer in. The larger router would use a 1/2" bit, although, you can use 1/4" bits using an adapter. I do this all the time. There is no need to buy a whole new set of 1/2" bits. The routers that can use 1/2" bits have more power. You'll want this, as in a way, you are substituting the router table for a much more powerful tool, the shaper. Few people buy the shapers anymore, as they have switched to the router table.
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.)
219596
The Router Technologies adapter has a 1/2" shaft. Will not fit in this Bosch router.
1539543
My kit has 2.5" and 1.5" templates. I don't know about any router base but it fit perfectly on my Porter Cable 7529 plunge router. Many holes it in so I would think it is universal. My suggestion would be to also get additional letters/number sets if you need several repeats.
250849
It all depends on the length that you need. When I attached it to my 890 router with the bit I was using the overall length was too much. I finally just bought a bit with a longer shank to solve the problem.
1531299
I think you are limited to the 1/4" collet. Then again, it is a "compact" router so you don't want to use this great tool for heavy duty routing anyway (larger bits than 1/4"; and big jobs with harder woods). Check it out here: http://www.dewalt.com/tools/woodworking-routers-dwp611pk.aspx
683439
6 7/16". Be aware that if you are buying this for a Ryobi R168 router, it will not fit. The holes do not match and there is no way to accurately drill new ones.
2039757
Any 2 inch shank will work. I used my old one on my set and it works just fine.
2266842
This router system includes both 1/4- and 1/2-inch collets. You can use both 1/4 and 1/2 inch shaft bits. Each collet is connected to a nut. To change sizes unscrew the collet nut assembly from the motor and replace with the desired size.
449901
I don't have this specific jig, but I have purchased bits for other PC jigs at http://routerbitworld.com
1827995
This set is now available in 1/2" Shank. Please follow this link. 42 Piece Carbide Tipped Router Bits Set
781673
Porter-Cable, Part #42999, is a 1/4" collet that should fit your router. Good for any 1/4" shank router bit. Amazon sells them.
1531298
There is an 8mm collet adapter by Elaire. ElaireCorp.com ... search under Dewalt Routers. Make sure you do pagedown when at that page. 8mm is almost 1/2" and is supposedly better than a 1/2" collet router bit. 8mm Shank Router bits must be purchased. 1/2" shank router bits will not fit in the 8mm collet adapter.
1876693
It will handle 1/2" and 1/4" shank bits. I've used 3 1/2" raised panel bits in it with no problems, athough I did those cuts in 2-3 passes. Regardless of the router, a full cut with those bits is not recommended anyway.
1460564
Simply type in "metric collet for porter cable router" and you will find both the 8 & 12 MM sizes here on Amazon. They are both porter cable brand so I'd think they"ll work for you. Honestly, I have no experience as my use is all Imperial measure.
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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.