Will this lift fit a Freud FT2000 router?
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I really cannot say. I purchased mine to use on my Porta Cable 7518 (3.25HP) router. If you visit the makers (http://www.woodpeck.com/prlv2.html) website they will provide you a list of routers that can work. This type of lift only uses the motor part of the router, which slips into a housing designed to fit that motor.I hope this helps.
1071320
I really cannot say. I purchased mine to use on my Porta Cable 7518 (3.25HP) router. If you visit the makers (http://www.woodpeck.com/prlv2.html) website they will provide you a list of routers that can work. This type of lift only uses the motor part of the router, which slips into a housing designed to fit that motor. I hope this helps.
960301
I dont think so. Because it looks to be too small in size to securely use the adjustment that the lift has. the lift has a way to adjust to many different routers, but from what I seen in the manual...the routers has to be 2 1/2 hp or more. I am only a beginner and the research i did tells me is is unsafe to tweak. Hope I helped. Be safe and enjoy our world.
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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.
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I'm using it in the Kregg PRS 1040 precision router table. It's a great combinaltion. One thing though, you have toorder the levelers from JessEm. The ones included with the table will not line up with the lift's screws.
1453401
I'll give it a try, 1.5" bit does seem a bit large for the radius on the corners of the plate. I have not received the lift yet so I'll wait till I get my hands on it. I have a 1.5" forstner bit so that should be no problem. Thanx for the info.
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The threaded part of the Fox guide is 1-3/16" diameter. So yes, this will fit your opening. It's essential to use a centering guide when setting the bushing. This will help minimize variances when different faces of the router faces your template.
295195
Yes it will. I purchased the 3000 and the plunge router together, and it fits perfectly
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Gabriel, unless your router has an exceptionally thin or thick motor body, i.e. outside the normal, than this Mat-R-Lift II should work for you. I have several routers by different manufacturers and ALL fit. The LIFT has an incrementally adjustable circumferential adjustment. To say it easier, you put the router in the body and with the included handled Allen wrench, tighten until the motor body is firmly held.This lift is phenomenally accurate and makes it extremely easy to change bits as the entire top of the router will rise above the mounting plate. No more fiddling under the table! Happy routing, Gabriel! Gabriel, unless your router has an exceptionally thin or thick motor body, i.e. outside the normal, than this Mat-R-Lift II should work for you. I have several routers by different manufacturers and ALL fit. The LIFT has an incrementally adjustable circumferential adjustment. To say it easier, you put the router in the body and with the included handled Allen wrench, tighten until the motor body is firmly held.This lift is phenomenally accurate and makes it extremely easy to change bits as the entire top of the router will rise above the mounting plate. No more fiddling under the... » Read More Gabriel, unless your router has an exceptionally thin or thick motor body, i.e. outside the normal, than this Mat-R-Lift II should work for you. I have several routers by different manufacturers and ALL fit. The LIFT has an incrementally adjustable circumferential adjustment. To say it easier, you put the router in the body and with the included handled Allen wrench, tighten until the motor body is firmly held.This lift is phenomenally accurate and makes it extremely easy to change bits as the entire top of the router will rise above the mounting plate. No more fiddling under the table! Happy routing, Gabriel! « Show Less
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My kreg table has adjustment screws (for height of plate vs surrounding table) underneath. I still used them for this Incra router lift. Didn't use the router lift adj screws, as they weren't located where they needed to be for the kreg table.
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Mine is mounted to a custom 3/8 plexiglass plate With the handles removed, I was able to give my baseplate a small footprint (7x7). Plexiglass made it easy to see where I needed to drill for the hex lift opening.Someone suggested 1/4 plexiglass, which I think *might* flex slightly under the weight of this router. Several years ago I used 1/4 plexiglass on another router and got that result -- HOWEVER, it may be worth a shot. With the smaller 7x7 footprint, there may be no flex.
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I recommend looking at the JessEm website http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.html Incidentally, I use a Craftsman which was not listed on the JessEm website. It fits well. Since I installed this lift, getting bit setup height correct has become a pleasure rather than a chore. I strongly recommend this product.
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The router lift works with many different routers (not saying all). In order to use a particular router with the lift you need to purchase a set of metal "pads" made by Kreg specifically to fit your router. If looking for support on a particular router go to Kreg's website and check with their customer service about your router.
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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
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It's not the plate that's the only problem but the diameter of the motor. If you are going to spend the money for the router lift you might as well go all the way and get the motor that is recommended by Craig.
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They should. My set fit 3 Craftsman and a B&D Router. There is an adaptor for Porter Cable or you might want to be safe and purchase a "universal base"
1906787
Yes and you should also give a little extra support with your other hand when raising a bit. This is not a substitute for a decent router lift.
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I don't know. But if you search for bench dog ProPlate you will find different plates configured to fit your router. The plates have multiple holes to fit various routers and they list the routers which will work with each plate. The one I bought fit my Bosch perfectly. The only modification that I needed was to drill a hole in the plate for the lifting mechanism.