Is it pre-drilled? Will I be able to use it with any router?
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The plate is not pre drill. It comes with template and set of intruction on how to drill the correct holes for your type of router. On Kreg tools webpage they have lots of intructional video for their products. http://www.kregtool.com/media.html and under most popular watch Custom Insert Plate Drilling Program
1036017
It is not pre-drilled but there's marks on the bottom to help you line up the router plate to drill the holes.
1299385
There are no pre-drilled holes for any router. Included are detailed instructions and template for drilling custom holes for your router. It really is a simple matter. I hope this helps.
1181717
Most router tables have blank inserts available that can be customized to any hole configuration. If unsure of the process, perhaps you have a woodworker friend that could help with the process. Avoid plates thicker than 1/4 inch since the thicker plate the less cutting depth for the router.
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.
2107569
Possibly. You may need to make the appropriate holes in your Dewalt router base. With that said, it has been my experience that staying with the same manufacturer for accessories is always the safest choice - and warranties aren't voided.
852836
I have only used this as a hand held tool. My guess is that you would need to look for an expensive custom table that would allow you to drill mounting holes. It's a lot of router. I have several and it's easily the best of the bunch....bc
2069278
already pre-drilled. I was replacing the unit but used the old hot cold dispenser. I believe the direction say or investigate on internet.
1581700
It comes with very simple assembly instructions on the box. But there are no instructions if you have to measure and drill holes to match the base of your router.
967551
It's drilled for almost all of them. There is at least 6 different patterns for several type of routers. It fits my Bosch router and I had a Rigid router before my Bosch that it worked with as well. I use this thing several times a week and it's an amazing piece to have.
349190
The Kreg PRS3034 is pre-drilled for the Triton router. Kreg makes an insert with all the same dimensions that is not pre-drilled and might well fit your Craftsman depending on the overall router size.
1561665
Sure; any router can... but this is a light duty (excellent) utility router. Make a simple table if you wish but this router is not meant for strong cuts.
798450
The main router table top has I believe 10 predrilled pilot holes that line up with holes in the base. simply install the mounting screws. Every thing lines up. It was very easy and I move mine around and it has stayed very secure. I would also like to add the assembly instructions are verygood and easy to follow.
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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.
1644198
It should work because you have to drill mounting holes to match the base plate of the router you are using.
1192199
Yes, it should be compatible with any router. I use mine with a netgear N-600 and a Comcast router. ~ Flick
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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
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I used it for the same thing but I have not had a chance to turn it on. I needed to convert a used router table to hold my Bosch router. It was pretty easy to cut and drill (did stink a bit thought). Not sure about the bowing though since I have not had a chance to turn it on yet but it seems pretty solid.