Can this router and plunge base use porter cable guide bushings?
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No it can't. The base opening is similar but there's no rabbetted edge for the bushing to recess into. You could try to modify it or purchase a separate base and modify that one.Home Depot carries these routers now, if you get a chance you can go check it out!
583965
Yes, I have small kit of guide bushings that work in the fixed base and it came with an adapter for the plunge base which has a larger diameter recess than a standard PC router.Oh yeah, the brand name is Kempston.Kempston 99000 10 pcs Solid Brass Template Guide Kit With AdaptorGood Luck
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No it can't. The base opening is similar but there's no rabbetted edge for the bushing to recess into. You could try to modify it or purchase a separate base and modify that one. Home Depot carries these routers now, if you get a chance you can go check it out!
583967
Yes, it does! If you listen to the video it says: that it takes "industry standard guides!" So please unless you know, don't answer a question! It can use Porter Cable Guides because they are industry standard!
214509
I dont remember exactly which bushing it was because I owned a set. It is a 1/2 inch bit which comes with the dovetail jig. Best way to tell is to go to porter cable website and lookup this dovetail machine, or take machine to store and get correct bearing. The reason I like this jig is it holds the wood securely without having to undo a bunch of screws that hold the board unevenly and not very tightly--and many will mar the board when tightened
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when i bought mine the plunge base wasn't available on amazon, if it had been i definitely would have bought it. great router, even better with the base.
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I use the Bosch RA1166 plunge base. It works very well and has many features that my old Craftsman router didn't have. I highly recommend it.
1530040
The only critical dimension that influences whether this guide set will work with the DWP611 is size of opening in the router plate. If it is 1 1/4 inch then the bushings should fit. Note in my original review the one bushing I used thus far was oversized by about .003 inch and would not fit in a dovetail jig made to accept a 3/4 bushing. So before I was able to use it it had be file it down to fit. If your needs are not that exact, it seems like a well made set.
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From what I can see you will need the Bosch RA1126 adaptor and the RA1100 adaptor to use these (or any other Porter Cable style) template guide bushing kit. You could just get the RA1125 set that comes with the adaptors you need and some template guide bushes. Just realised that the RA1125 kit does not come with the RA1126 adaptor so you would have to buy that separately.
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They are sized for Porter Cable routers and you would need to "try" or measure your shaft and call PC and see if they can confirm the shaft size for you
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No, the holes on the Dewalt 614 base do not match up to the holes on the Rigid 2401 router. Rigid might sell a different base that would be of help. But for what it is worth---in order to install a guide bushing that needed a 1 1/4 hole I put a 1 5/16 round over bit into the 2401, I put the 2401 back together, and slowly ran the larger bit down through the base and all is okay. It cut just the plastic base, the aluminum base is just a bit larger than 1 5/16. I have 2 of each the 2401 and the 614 routers. They are both very good routers.
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My kit has 2.5" and 1.5". Easily mounted my Porter Cable 7529 plunge router, has numerous holes so I would think it is universal. I would also recommend getting additional letter/number kits if you need several repeats.
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No, I don't believe you can. Porter Cable uses a different locking configuration to hold their router assemblies than what Bosch uses. For your purpose, I would recommend searching Amazon for 'Universal' router table mounts. There are several companies that sell bases that fit a wide variety of routers (Rockler, MCLS, Peachtree) that use Amazon marketplace.
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I did go to the triton website and noted they have an accessory kit that inclueds an additional mount kit and guide bushings for this router. I imagine you need the special plate to mount them. it is item GA 150 on the tritontools website, and that is how you will be able to run guide bushings. you will have to buy the palte regardless, so the bushings that come with the kit will do you.
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I'm not familiar with this router so can't answer properly. The Fox brass guide will bit any router that can use the Porter Cable router guides. Same diameters and flange thicknesses.
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Not this one. If you do the threads will be worn and not accept the guide bushings. The same maker has a jig with dedicated non adjustable bushings.
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Bit works fine for me....I would suspect too deep a cut rather than the motor. Try several shallow cuts if you haven't tried this already. Note that I used a Porter Cable model 6912, which is 1 3/4 hp, same as the router power you used. Of course if the router vibrated before it touched wood then you have a balance problem. Unlikely.
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I have a Porter Cable 890 router and the holes almost align they are off by about a 16th of an inch. It works but you have to wiggle the adjustment wrench to get it to work. I am planning on making the hole just a tad larger so that the issue goes away.
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Yes but you need dremel router part, Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router Attachment
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No idea - sorry. First router I ever bought was a craftsman and had the same problem - could accept any accessories. Stick with Porter-Cable