will the rigid r29302 router work with this table
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Have a look on page 15 of the router table's manual (http://mdm.boschwebservices.com/files/r19002v2.pdf). Ridgid isn't listed, however you might be able to match your mounting plate type to one of those listed.I've enjoyed having the table (my first) and have become quite comfortable using it with my Hitachi router. You do need to check that the plate is level with the table quite often so you don't get uneven grooves and rabbets. Good purchase overall.
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The RA1171 manual doesn't specifically state that it's compatible with any Ridgid routers. A quick search indicates that it may fit; worst case you'd have to drill some mounting holes in the RA1171 router plate.
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I don't know if the rigid router has specific holes in the plate but you can drill your own holes if it doesn't.
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Jim G, I'm probably not the best to ask because I've come to conclude that all router tables are very difficult because of the inaccessibility of the router bit for changes. (Same with table saws). If I were hooked to the router table as a main tool, I would invest in those that give you easier access. You did not ask about this but the Kreg fence is not accurate enough for them to boast about the ease of moving and adjusting the fence.
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sure but this is a table saw tool a lot of cheaper push blocks will work for a router table
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I have a craftsman router mounted to the table and used the bolts from the router to mount it to the table. Just remove the face plate. J.S.
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I am almost positive a skil router would fit the skil table. Call or e-mail skil to verify. JS
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yes-mine is attached to this small table. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=30716&site=ROCKLER. I had to drill my own holes in the mounting plate as they did not line up with router
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You could figure out how to do it, I'm sure, but I wouldn't recommend it. My own opinion is that you need a router with a little more guts to stick in a router table. This one is really for more delicate work, like mortising hinges or routing in inlay.
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Hello Gary, You might want to take a look at the Porter-Cable 698 Bench Top Router Table. I think it might be what you are looking for.
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I can't answer this question directly. However, my suggestion is for you to measure the miter track of your router table and compare your figures to so-called track "standards." These feather boards work just fine with my Ridgid R4510 table saw and Bosch RA1181 bench top router table.
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That particular model wont fit. The fixed base is too small for the clamps on the table to hold it. You may be able to lock the plunge base down and use it, but i do not know for sure. LOWES carries these tables in stock at most times. Try taking your router in for a test fit on the display.
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The porter cable will fit. The table had a standard bolt pattern so most routers will work with it. You may need to use your own screws for some models but those are readily available from your local hardware store.
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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.
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Generally, a router for a router table has more horsepower than this router. This is a light-weight router. You, certainly, could put this into a router table; however, it may not be able to handle demanding work -- it will not be able to remove a lot of material with each pass -- especially, with hard woods [oak, etc.] (without destroying the motor). It all depends on what you intend to use if for.
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This will not work with that router. It is deigned to work with routers where the motor separates from the base such as Bosch and portercable
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Here is the list of compatible routers from the owner's manual - it would have been nice to have this when I was shopping: Bosch Models 1613 series, 1617 series (fixed base only), 1619EVS; Craftsman listed as "most Craftsman 1/2" collet routers"; DeWalt DW616, DW618 (Fixed base only); Hitachi M12VC; Makita RF1100, RF1101; Milwaukee 5615, 5616; Porter Cable 690 Series, 7529 plunge router and 892-895 series (fixed base only); Ryobi R161, R162, RE170, RE180 PL; Skil 1810, 1815, 1820, 1825. I used this table with my Craftsman and tried to use it with the Makita RF1101. The problem there lay with the Makita design, however, not this table. The router mounted beautifully to the table and bit replacement and cutting depth was a dream from the top, but the motor base would not stay locked in place in an undermount setup due to Makita's deficient lock lever design. (If you're curious about the particulars, please see my review of the Makita RF1101). This was a crying shame IMO, since the Makita is supposed to be a real workhorse, unlike my burned out Craftsman. I have now been using it with the Milwaukee 5616 for the past 3 years and it works satisfactorily.
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you need to make sure the router is stable and I had to put a block of wood strapped to the router and the block of wood secure to something solid and then it is still easy to move the bit and tool when routing. the table is to flimsy to hold anything solid
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Well, this model does not show up in the accepted router list for the table. Your best bet is try to find a Bosch dealer with the 1181 on display and see if your unit will attach. Good luck.