Will this table work with Skil model 1817
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I don't see why it wouldnt.My husband is using Dewalt fixed and plunged router on it.
2255726
I'm afraid I don't know. The thickness of the table should be fine, but the issue is how much clearance you have under the lip of the table. I've given away my clips, so can't tell you the dimension, but you need probably at least 3 inches of clear space on the underside of the table from the rim inward.
1403388
If I were you, I'd go online and download the owner's guide for the stand. It should have dimensions for the mounting brackets and maybe a listing of compatible table saws. The brackets the saw mounts to are movable so it will work with other models. Besides, you can always use your current table saw to make a nice ply base for it to mount to. Good luck!
1484006
I have to agree with Gary, call Jessem and give them the key dimensions of your table and go from there. In my case I had a custom cast iron surface that fit as a wing on my table saw. The opening was okay but I needed to make a few minor mods to secure the plate to the table... nothing very difficult. As long as the opening dimensions and thickness allowance on your table match JessEm's plate you should be able to make it work.
510564
As long as your table has a 3/4" slot, then yes. That is the standard. Some tracks have straight walls, others have a hat channel. This will fit either as the retention knob on the end is removable.
2048117
Hi Tom:Your table should fit.The yoke is 11" wide, 10" depth, and clamp undernearth table can go down 3", so table thickness shouldn't be problem;The throttle 3 and a half inches wide, 4" depth, clamp same up to 3";Your table is big enough to put the Trim later on;18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches you mentioned is the box size, actual system is much smaller;Hope it helps!Lucas
294937
I have a DeWalt table saw, albeit a european model, but as long as the tracks are the size specified on the specifications, then it will be fine I am sure. A good piece of kit, well made and accurate. Enjoy!!
1900106
Firstly, the table is intended to work with trim routers which are smaller than standard routers. The officially supported models are Bosch Colt, Porter Cable 450 and 7310, DeWalt DW 611. Secondly, you can likely make it fit any trim router if you are willing to drill the base to fit your specific router. Finally, you would need to remove the plunge base before mounting the router.
1622302
No it is designed for a standard table saw slot which is 3/4 wide, The bar that drops into the table saw slot has adjustable rollers to insure accuracy but the adjustment is not that much just enough to make up for tolerance variations on saws. You could make a different slide bar but it defeats the point (unless you are someone with machinist skills)this is a very precise jig if you are going to jury rig do it on something cheaper.
1952974
I have mine on my 1895 sbl 45-70 and it is rock solid. You wont have any problems.
2001820
I would think so, if your table top is wood. Metal or aluminum would be harder to do. The Rousseau is, as you see, 9"x12". You could easily and affordably make a new one with 3/4" ply, add a Formica cover of your choice of color or just clear coat it. The Rousseau is the most affordable insert that I have seen, I got 2 at the Amazon price, one to just have if I want to change my setup or have 2 router tables. you might could cut the R insert down to fit, I would not. It has screw holes in the corners to house mounting tabs, I don't use those, but I wouldn't saw the corners off ether. Charles, I am more than satisfied with the R insert. I use a 2.25 hp Craftsman plunge router, take the plunge springs out, store them. Don't fasten the plate to the table, the weight of the router will hold it down. Take the knobs or handles off if you are going to leave it in the table. Use one of the handle cap screws to tighten the shaft down if you don't trust the plunge lock to stay in place, works great with just a little more effort. Throw away those adjustable fences, make your own from wood or plastics, use c or small adjustable clamps on both ends. Try the fence cross ways on table instead of length wise, much better. One more, you don't need a miter gauge track, use blocks of scrap wood for push tools. Make your own bit guard with clear acrylic, hot melt a small aa cell led flash light on the guard to illuminate the bit work site. Maybe you will like this approach, I do, it makes routing easier and more fun. The more simple it is, the more you will want to use the tool. these are not my personal discoveries, I found them online and in magazines. I hope this help. Rocketbob
605696
I currently use the RA1171 table and YES, it is compatible. You will use the rigid base and mount it to the underside of the table.
2151674
Does not work with fixed table that I know of. This is fine for lite use and I like B&D;, but would get the Skil combo with table if doing it over.
1353930
Don't know, but DeWalt might. Better order a piece of polycarbonate and make your own insert to your own custom table.
500053
I think you need the CR4. I'd just go to silversmill dot com and look for it there. For a buck or do more you get personalized service and know you're getting the right insert. Speak w/Janet. They are super helpful if you call. http://www.sliversmill.com/product_711_CR4_Leecraft_Zero_Clearance_Table_Saw_Insert_151_8L_x_41_8W.html
757887
Yes it will.... Here are the spec's on the floor saw Skil 3600-02 Floor Saw SPECIFICATIONS: Weight: 25 lbs. Amperage: 7 Arbor Size: 20mm Base Width: 26-3/4-in W x 17-3/4-in D Blade Diameter: 4-3/8 in. RPM: 11000 Voltage: 120V
358811
No, the plate is not predrilled to accept a Skil 1820 or 1830. It's designed to hold the motor assembly from particular routers from Craftsman, Dewalt, and Bosch. Aside from purchasing the lift, you're also going to need a good table top to mount the lift into.