How does the router mount to this plate? Can it use the quick tabs that the trition router has on it, for super fast removal?
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The factory(black) router plate is removed from thd router. The router then mounts to the Kreg plate using those screw holes. You cannot use the quick release tabs. You can; however, use the bar that came with your router to raise and lower the bit from above the table.
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Not sure about the quick-tab method, but since the underside of the plate is flat, I don't think it would work. I screw the plate into the base, which I had predrilled specifically for the Triton (which includes an extra hole for inserting the above the table depth adjustment rod). Note that because the Triton router is pretty heavy, the plate does sag somewhat. I fixed this problem by making 4 extra depth stops that I secured to the underside of the table at the midway point of each side of the plate. This has fixed the problem. But if I were to do it all over again, I would probably get an aluminum insert plate. Not sure about the quick-tab method, but since the underside of the plate is flat, I don't think it would work. I screw the plate into the base, which I had predrilled specifically for the Triton (which includes an extra hole for inserting the above the table depth adjustment rod). Note that because the Triton router is pretty heavy, the plate does sag somewhat. I fixed this problem by making 4 extra depth stops that I secured to the underside of the table at the midway point of each side of the plate. This has fixed the problem. But if I were to do it all over again, I would probably get... » Read More Not sure about the quick-tab method, but since the underside of the plate is flat, I don't think it would work. I screw the plate into the base, which I had predrilled specifically for the Triton (which includes an extra hole for inserting the above the table depth adjustment rod). Note that because the Triton router is pretty heavy, the plate does sag somewhat. I fixed this problem by making 4 extra depth stops that I secured to the underside of the table at the midway point of each side of the plate. This has fixed the problem. But if I were to do it all over again, I would probably get an aluminum insert plate. « Show Less
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Router mounts with screws through the insert plate, which is drilled specifically for the triton router. I've not tried to use the quick tabs but I doubt this would be a good option.
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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
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Answer the first part is really don't know I never took it apart to even check the second part. When you lock the router on the clamp it doesn't come loose I have been very satisfied with it. the only difference between your regular base plate and this is that you have the screw goes all away through so that you can actually turn it to raise or lower the router from the bottom of the base. Other than that it works just like the regular basis
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Yes it can easily be mounted on a router table. In fact Rockler makes an excellent router table for trim routers. I personally made a portable one out of a sheet of plywood because I needed one a bit larger than the Rockler. If you search Amazon.com for Rockler Trim Router Table you will see what is offered. You can easily mount it to an existing router table by drilling new holes or purchasing or making a new plate ring.
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The two holes at the end of the plate bolt to the aluminum under the baseplate of the router. Will only work for specific Dewalt Routers.You need to take the plastic base off the bottom of the router.
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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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I have had the TRA001 mounted in my router table since I bought it several years ago. It works great for this purpose because the collet extends through the mounting plate and locks in place. This allows above the table bit changes with only one wrench. The fine adjustment feature makes it easy to get just the right depth of cut.
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It's not a question of if it will fit across the face but rather will the hole line up so you can attach the plate to the router base. The aligning holes are the critical part to take into consideration. I would venture a guess that it would not align correctly. (Unless it was the sears router was made by one of the manufactures that the plate is designed for, not sure how you would find that our)
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There are no pre-drilled holes for a router. It mount by inclosing around the router. You can check JessEm's website for what routers will work and what you might need to work with your router.
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Nice little work horse. I use one of these for a lot of my light router work and love the compact design. To answer your question... Yes. The plate that comes with this router table doesn't have any holes drilled in it. You center the base plate from your particular router and mark/drill holes to attach the router to the table insert.
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Yes, I use that router with this table. The table comes with the correct plate to attach the router
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No.. the mounting plate is not pre-drilled for any specific router.. it does however have a centering template pre-printed on the mounting plate that makes laying out the specific Router holes quick, easy and accurate.. just follow the directions and make sure to use a backer board to prevent tear-out on the mounting plate when drilling the holes.
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No. Use your present router base, with double stick tape as your template. Match screw hole size, and any type cell, you will need to counter bore the holes. Complete directions come with the plate. It is a real nice product. 5 stars.
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The rest-plate-on-screw-head-and-adjust-plate-height thing is for sure the case with my table saw inserts. But for this router, I made up a router table (Formica to cabinet-grade MDF) and mated it to the table saw, like an extension table, but cheaper than cast iron. I know, I know--but lighter, too, and it works just fine. Then I routed a recess for the router insert, found brass flat-head screws that just fill the chamfered holes. Which means the screws through those corner screw holes hold the Triton insert plate flat and flush with the router table surface.
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This is not for use with a router table. this item is clamped down to the piece of wood and using the drill bit provided with a drill to make evenly spaced holes. if you are planning to use this drill bit in router, this is extremely dangerous. if you are planning on insetting this device into your router table, it would be more than useless.
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it is posible if someone makes an adapter plate for your table or you can make your own , but i dont think it is a good choice for a router table , ideally you want a bigger router for table routing
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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.