Does this item work with the Kreg PRS1040 router table?
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No, bench dogs are meant to be used in the round holes (at least in this case) you will see in many bench tops. Typically, there is a vise mounted on the end of the bench which is tightened (a proper vise for this purpose has either a tab or an elevated board extending slightly above the bench surface) in order to hold items while they are being worked on. The PRS1040 is a router table, meant for other things.
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No router tables don't use this. What do u need it 4. If its to hold down wood while routing I use feather boards. If using it to mark a position to start/stop routing u can use a stop or mark the wood. I want to help so ask away......what is ur intended use.
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Sorry - I don't know. We don't have a Jreg router table. You might be able to find out from Kreg. The bench dogs work well on our table, though!
1325585
Hi. The router table has no holes for bench dogs. But I'm not sure what you might be trying to solve here. Dogs are used on tables as a stop for pieces of wood so that, for example, you can just plop the wood onto your workbench and work it with a plane or whatever without the wood sliding or moving about. On a router table, you don't need that function whereas you will need feather boards to help guide the wood as you move it over the bit.
794420
The porter cable will fit. The table had a standard bolt pattern so most routers will work with it. You may need to use your own screws for some models but those are readily available from your local hardware store.
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I don't have that router, but as I remember, when I ordered the router table, I had to order the plate separately, and had to order it according to the router I was going to use, to insure it had the proper hole pattern. So when I mounted the table and the router to the router plate, everthing fit. I would suggest you check Bench Dog's specs on it to be sure it is listed as compatible with your router.
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Yes, but it as mentioned here, you will have to custom fit the MAKITA ROUTING PLATE to fit what ever the ROUTER TABLE LAYOUT requires. I haven t used the Makita Router with a Router Table, but I checked the Router Specs before purchasing what the requirements were. And as others have mentioned it can be used w Router Table. Hope this helps
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I am not sure. But probably if CE1100prw isn't listed, it probably doesn't. But you can go to Brother's website and it will tell you if will fit. Also checkout the manual that came with the sewing machine it will also tell you what table fits. I have PC420 PRW that it works excellent with.
1965825
I had mine installed on an older Craftsman and now it's on a Delta.. --- The router table has various hole spacings...I believe you can download the bench dog manual which shows the hole spacings...
354102
Thank you for your question. The RA1165 is not a router lift, it is used to mount routers under a router table. It is made for Bosch model 1617 and 1618 series routers only so it will not work with the Kreg model router. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499)
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I do not own a 4100 table saw so cannot say. I do own a Bosch Router table and have had no issues using the Kreg featherboards on it. It all depends on your specific application. As always, shim everything up and make a test cut first with a scrap piece before running your stock through the machine.
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I have the bench dog pro top router table (available on Amazon) with this router, and it works well. I can use the above-table connections , and they work okay - but I did have to mark and drill a hole for it, as it's non-standard to the plate that comes with the router table. The plate does mount the router fine, you just need a small pilot hole for the adjustment. Most times I just open the door and to the adjustments from there since it's a relatively compact table and easy to do.
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I purchased the Kreg table for mine. To install this lift in a Kreg table you need to call JessEm and purchase a set of corners so the bolt holes line up in the plate otherwise the bolt holes will not line up with plate. I purchased a sheet of 3/4 inch FG ply and made a dust collection bin under the plate along with storage for bits ect, I modified Kreg's enclosure plans and took a little from the NYW router table to come up with a pretty cool table, IMHO .
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This will only work with the compact DeWalt router. you could possible drill and tap a couple of holes and make it work but u would be better offf to buy one for the router that you have.
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Any router table COULD be made or retrofitted to work, but I would recommend the kreig router table for convienence.
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I bought this table for my Bosch 1617EVSPK router. It's a heavier duty consumer router and Bosch routers seem to have an advantage on Bosch tables - all models are listed on the table's manual for base mounting specs and instructions - I've never had any problem with my setup - I don't see why your router would be any different.
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Hi there I just took out my insert plate yesterday. If you look in the manual there are two ways to mount the plate, one without the fine adjustment screws and another with adjustment screws. The latter needs an addtional product: Kreg PRS3040 Precision Router Table Insert Plate Levelers
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If your router table has a "standard" 3/4" wide miter slot these should work just fine. I use them on my Ridgid R4512 table saw which has a 3/4" slot.
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While I do not use the referenced Kreg table, I have looked at it and as another responder said, I can see no reason why it would not work, as you reference off the fence, not the channels in the table. It is a heavy sled and I have experienced no problems on my Incra systems. Good luck and yes it is a good product.
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Here is the list of compatible routers from the owner's manual - it would have been nice to have this when I was shopping: Bosch Models 1613 series, 1617 series (fixed base only), 1619EVS; Craftsman listed as "most Craftsman 1/2" collet routers"; DeWalt DW616, DW618 (Fixed base only); Hitachi M12VC; Makita RF1100, RF1101; Milwaukee 5615, 5616; Porter Cable 690 Series, 7529 plunge router and 892-895 series (fixed base only); Ryobi R161, R162, RE170, RE180 PL; Skil 1810, 1815, 1820, 1825. I used this table with my Craftsman and tried to use it with the Makita RF1101. The problem there lay with the Makita design, however, not this table. The router mounted beautifully to the table and bit replacement and cutting depth was a dream from the top, but the motor base would not stay locked in place in an undermount setup due to Makita's deficient lock lever design. (If you're curious about the particulars, please see my review of the Makita RF1101). This was a crying shame IMO, since the Makita is supposed to be a real workhorse, unlike my burned out Craftsman. I have now been using it with the Milwaukee 5616 for the past 3 years and it works satisfactorily.