Can the kreg prs1200 precision beaded face frame system be installed on the delta router/shaper table model number 43-505?
920107
If it has the same track or screw to fit your table then yes I would think so. I fitted mine to a Jessem router table�
920108
I don't know the dimensions of that particular router table, but I do know that this jig requires a T-slot located 6-6.5" away from the center of the insert plate. If your table is large enough, it's easy enough to install a T-slot if one does not already exist in the right spot. But I learned the hard way that a small/bench-top router table will not work with this jig. But that makes a good excuse to build/buy a new router table.
1988422
It should work. I have mine mounted on a delta contractor model and works great. I can rip up to 50 inches wide.
152928
The exact answer I can not give you. I use Incra table. I can advise to look at the resources:http://www.incrementaltools.com/INCRA_Mast_R_Lift_II_p/incra%20mast-r-lift%20ii.htmhttp://www.incrementaltools.com/24_x_36_Offset_Router_Table_Top_p/rt2436os.htm
2122592
I have a craftsman table saw with router wing (came with saw) the only router I fit to it is a craftsman - tried drilling the cast iron table - had to use longer screws - No way!!! The only thing I can sat is check the face plate with the holes in the table. I gave up and bought a table from Rockler with the router lift! Costly, but it solved all the mix and try and match problems. Hope this helps.
1176076
Yes but you need dremel router part, Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router Attachment
796199
Yes, try the Rockler 48426. Go to Rockler dot com and enter the item number if this link doesn't work: http://www.rockler.com/rockler-router-table-steel-stand
2177443
Sorry, I am not sure. I just took a chance and ordered the rack cause it looked like my old one. I can not find the serial number on my DW. However the rack I ordered fit perfect.
393325
Yes, it will work on any table that has a router mounted upside down. It would also work on a shaper that had a 1/2 " collet
2061039
I think no. The faceplate of the router has a 3 1/4 inch center hole, where the porter cable type bushings are for a router with a 1 3/16 center hole. The router comes with a metal guide that attaches to the base and provides this need without guide bushings. I do not use guide feature, as this unit is for a router table in my shop, so it did not bother me. note the large center hole in pictures of this unit. you will simply see that there is no way it would work with the guide bushings. Sorry.
960298
I would download the manual at: http://www.incra.com/manuals/MastRLiftII_Manual.pdf and there is a table of routers on page 3. Now I don't see the DeWalt listed there. However, the design of the four clamping blocks (each with four mounting holes) and their mating holes in the frame (7 holes) gives 28 different possible diameters and it is well within reason to bet that unless your router is unusually FAT or THIN it there should be one combo that will work and allow proper clamping. It is an elegant solution. Also, you might want to contact the JessEM folks (who make it for the INCRA label) at the number on the face of the manual and ask. They do make different mounting blocks to accommodate other router motor body sizes. They could tell you which set you needed for your model if the "stock" ones don't work. Honestly, once I saw how they did this, you could drill custom holes in the block with a drill press if you needed to adapt them and were inclined to DIY. You might look up the specs for the body diameters of some of the one's they DO list in the table. If your router body falls near one of them, you would probably find that it would work.
105928
I went on there site which didn't have it listed so to be safe I'd say no. But if I were you I'd call page plus. The model number is an sch-R950
1900106
Firstly, the table is intended to work with trim routers which are smaller than standard routers. The officially supported models are Bosch Colt, Porter Cable 450 and 7310, DeWalt DW 611. Secondly, you can likely make it fit any trim router if you are willing to drill the base to fit your specific router. Finally, you would need to remove the plunge base before mounting the router.
794839
Not sure I understand the question. This item is clamped directly to the piece of wood in which you are making the shelf pin holes. It really doesn't have anything to do with a router table (whether Kreg or others). I can tell you I have used this Kreg shelf pin jig and it works GREAT! There are two sizes (1/4" and 5mm) so if you care about the size of your holes (like if you already had a big stock of shelf pins), be sure to get the right model.
1923758
Sorry, no idea. You need to determine the diameter of the internal opening of the base plate for your router and see if it is the same as these guides. The guides are made to the (pretty universal) Porter Cable dimensions, but many routers need either adapters or alternative base plates. For example, Rockler make a universal base plate which will work with many routers.
1900105
Just about any trim router will fit. The base that comes with the table has pre drilled holes that line up with most trim router bases. If you have a plunge router it should have come with a fixed base that should fit. I never tried a plunge base. Hope this helps.
2061038
I think no. The faceplate of the router has a 3 1/4 inch center hole, where the porter cable type bushings are for a router with a 1 3/16 center hole. The router comes with a metal guide that attaches to the base and provides this need without guide bushings. I do not use guide feature, as this unit is for a router table in my shop, so it did not bother me. note the large center hole in pictures of this unit. you will simply see that there is no way it would work with the guide bushings.Sorry.
1041069
Without trying you'll never know, but I would doubt it unless there is a corporate connection between Moen and Delta that I'm not aware of. Most of this kind of hardware is proprietary.