Bosch Router Table

Rousseau deluxe router baseplate is designed for use in your existing router table or can be incorporated into a table of your own design. Features a nesting set of rings that can be added or removed to accommodate a variety of router bit diameters. The precision molded rings snap into the 4" opening in the baseplate and lock in place to provide 2-5/8" and 1-1/4" openings. The smallest is the right size for Porter Cable template guide bushings. A 3/8" diameter, 1" tall starting pin provides extra safety in free-hand routing. Baseplate is 9" x 12" x 3/8", with rabbetted edge that fits a 1/4" recess. Router mounting instructions are included.

Amazon Sales Rank: #14529 in Home Improvement Brand: Rousseau Model: 3509 Dimensions: 1.00" h x 9.00" w x 12.00" l, 1.00 pounds 1/4-by-1/2-inch lip Rings snap out to accommodate larger router bits Snuggers remove excess play Shoulder pin can be used to start freehand work Limited lifetime warranty

Able to accommodate the heaviest routers, this thermoset 3/8-inch base plate measures 9 by 12-inches with a 1/4-by-1/2-inch lip, and allows mounting in 3/4-inch tops. Two rings snap out to accommodate larger router bits up to 3-3/4-inches with opening sizes of 1-1/4 (designed to fit template guides), 2-5/8, and 3-7/8-inches. The shoulder pin can be used in any of five locations for ease in starting freehand work. Also included are four corner Snuggers to remove excess play if the opening doesn't exactly match the base plate and to securely mount the plate to the top. The base plate is molded with a slight crown to ensure the center is the highest point.

Client more useful on 118 of 122 people found this review helpful. Most bang for the buck from the quotas of Bob I looked into a number of basic router plates. This, by far, offers the most for your money. They are cheaper there, and others who are much more expensive. The cheapest I found was at Sears, a flat metal plate with a small 2 1 / 2 "hole in the center. Drill alone, will not receive a guide pin hands, or take 3 1 / 2" bit, but a great price for a slab of solid metal. Then you enter the plates that cost three times more than Rousseau, and are flat and come with an insert ring and a guide pin and a show of hands. Then there's everything else. Now for the Rousseau.The advantage for the pot of Rousseau is that it also accepts the three largest and most popular 1 / 2 "bit for raised panel kitchen cabinets, etc. It also has two concentric rings, the size of the opening decreases to less work, and the smallest is the industry standard: porter cable template guide is grooved in the middle to accommodate PC guides. I must say, lots to do, the difficulty of removing Rousseau center rings. They are easy to remove if you know the secret. All you do is a new pencil, cut, place the rubber tip of the ring or rings, and give it an ever so slight pressure with a small hammer. They pop right out. Moreover, when she sits, you would use a rubber hammer to tap them perfectly in place. They fit perfectly in that way, and it is easy to remove them. You can call those who are against your thumb until you are blue in the face, they will not come. A gentle touch, and they pop. Once the commercial with the guy struggling to get the lid off the pot, and the woman comes over, gives it a light tap and pry it off right. This is the same thing, albeit a somewhat different principle Forget your creation with concentric rings on the underside of the plate. Porter Cable template guide should be your guide. The beauty of this Rousseau plate that can be used hands free, template guided work. Which guides the template must be in the center. It is an asset, not a challenge. Just add a 1 / 4 "shaft that rare combination router in the router and then use an impact on the size of one of the guides in its workforce, to sit comfortably in it. If you do not have a template Porter Cable guide kit, get one. They are relatively inexpensive, and most routers, and of course, fits this flat Rousseau. What we achieve is a perfect fit from the router to the template. You can look around your collection of bits, and make it way easier. Now you're talking about exactly the impasse in which thousands of people, rather than close. Try drilling a sense of proportion and will not give you the kind of admission of a style guide is requiresThe good thing that Rousseau an installation kit that provides the characteristic style guide for really the center of your router. In addition, it has 4 screws, with peak values ​​of them, that you install in the base of your router and an impression on the plate of Rousseau. Start drilling with a super fine to get your holes exactly in the middle, then drill the size of your size to accommodate screw. Another tip is to use a Forstner bit, after the super-fine, to a large flat surface for your cylinder head (flat head) screws to be able to create slide. Can not oversize the hole for the screws, and it is the amount of forgiveness and the attitude that you give a perfect fit. I recommend this method, no matter what you do. Original thinking is not. It is this way, is the basis for the function of setting Bosch centering the wick designed. Simple but very effective Finally, the crown of the router plate is light. Engineering created this hole, to ensure that the bit was always the same height to work. If you have a lot.