I have an old Rockwell 350 series router. This LOOKS like the collet, though mine is in two pieces. (Non-captive.) Do you know if it will fit?
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Although then thread are the same your best bet is to check with techinal services @ Porter Gable. Collet consist of 2 pieces captive on 1 side inseparable.
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Hey Savage, most of the threads on most tools are universal, like mini grinders are all 5/8". I believe that it will fit, but if it does not Amazon is good about giving returns, although you will probably have to pay the return postage
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I am sorry, I can't answer your question. I don't have knowledge about your Rockwell router. I have the an older Porter Cable 690 router. My suggestion is to call up a local Woodcraft store and ask an employee. They have always been really good source of info for me on certain projects/parts etc. I hope this helps a little. Good luck.
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Hey Savage, most of the threads on most tools are universal, like mini grinders are all 5/8". I believe thatit will fit, but if it does not Amazon is good about giving returns, although you will probably have to pay the returnpostage
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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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I googled the rto700cx3 Makita router and with one short look, my answer is no, it will not fit. The router it is made for is a much older and larger router with a wider base. Sorry.
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I ordered the 1/4 inch collet when I ordered the router. Works great. Router works great too.
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This lift does not have any holes drilled to mount your router. The lift clamps around the motor to secure it. If your router is a 3-1/2" diameter motor it should fit. I would check the JessEm website to make sure it will fit your router.
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Simply type in "metric collet for porter cable router" and you will find both the 8 & 12 MM sizes here on Amazon. They are both porter cable brand so I'd think they"ll work for you. Honestly, I have no experience as my use is all Imperial measure.
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Melissa, You will need a router with a 1/2" collet. A router greater than 3hp or better is best.
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Your best bet is to talk with the people from JessEm and tell them the exact router you have. The way it is made is to adjust the blocks for the diameter of your router. It is a universal adjustment designed to fit many routers.
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The kreg router table comes with a mounting plate that you can template to fit any router. They also sell mounting plates that are pre drilled for different routers. I have a triton three and one quarter horse router that is adjustable from the top. No lift plate required to make adjustments from the top.
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Hi - the collet is a hex head but it won't fit that router. It fits a 3hp Porter Cable router. I also have the 611 Dewalt and it has a much smaller collet "nut".
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This is a universal fit item.If your router has a flat base plate it should work.You will need to find bolts that will work to bolt it to the table.
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I really can't give you a definitive answer. I use a Bosch 1617EVSPK router with my Rockler FX Router Lift. Not familiar with the difference between my router and a Bosch MR model so I'm not sure if it will work or not. Gary A
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I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem with either brand, they both fit this adapter well.
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Yes, absolutely. It will attach to the baseplate of the router by fitting the collet into the hole of the 'plunge' baseplate and screwing the collet and the threaded ring together, so that they 'seal' together. Next, simply insert the router bit into the router, and voila! you're ready to go.
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if you can unscrew the cap behind the collet nut on your tools. It will fit with additional parts. The shiny connector on the shaft will screw to your tool.
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If you can find a 1/8 inch collet for it. Most routers only come with 1/4 inch collets
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Emilo: I am not sure it would fit, but even if it did, it would scare me to use it, I wouldrather use a router table for a bit that large. Hope this helps