Will this bit work with a Ryobi 2HP plunge router?
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Hi Ben... Absolutely... Just make sure that you have the correct collet that fits the shank of the bit(s). If you don't have the correct collet you can get one at Amazon or you local Home Depot. You also need to need to make sure that the guide bushings that come with the bit set will fit the base of your router. I have the same set and use it with my Porter-Cable or equivalent base. Again... You can get one at Home Depot or on Amazon to fit your set. M. Watson, JANVS WOODWORKS
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Not sure but they are bits with the universal base so it should fit unless your ryobi carries a special chuck.
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It should work because you have to drill mounting holes to match the base plate of the router you are using.
295195
Yes it will. I purchased the 3000 and the plunge router together, and it fits perfectly
913972
Yes, I have the DW618PK router and the brass inlay kit fits perfectly in the base of the plunge router.
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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.
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It will if your router will fit the 9/12'' plate. The''crown'' is there to allow for the router weight to pull the plate flat. My router has 2.25 HP and it works great
794118
No expert but think it would be compatible with any drill. It works with my Ryobi 18-volt drill.
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I have a ryobi. If you have a 1" spindle on your weed eater it should work.
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No, it will not fit your router. Completely different router housings. I doubt you will find any plunge bases for your router. Looks like you will have to purchase a new router to get one with a plunge base attachment.
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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.
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Yes but this bit is huge. You could get by a smaller one. This needs to be used with a router table.
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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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No, the router bit is 1/2". I ordered a 1/4" bit from Whiteside Mfg found on Google
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A 1/2" router can accept a 1/4" collet, not vise versa (as far as I know). Your router can use either a 1/4" or a 1/2" shank bit. You need the collet to make that happen. 1/2" shank router bits use the 1/2" collet. Unscrew the collet nut from the router and remove. Replace with the 1/4" collet and use your 1/4" shank router bit of choice. I have the same router and purchased the 1/4" collet from Amazon. Changing collets isn't difficult. It's like changing the nozzle on a water hose... or something like that.
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I have the large PC in mine too. The Ryobi isn't one of the listed router motors on the JessEm product page, but that's not to say it won't work. The mounting mechanism is very flexible for a variety of motor diameters. But to be sure you probably should send a note directly to JessEm with the model number you have just to confirm. Really better however might be to keep the router you have for hand work and get a new unit just for use in the lift. Once you set up a table and lift system you really won't be taking the router out very often if at all.
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No, it will not work with the base that comes with the router. You will have to get a base with a 15/16 opening