Can I mount a Milwaukee 5616-24 Router into this tablesaw somehow? If so, what would I need to purchase or do?
379670
I wouldn't use the extension table provided. I will end up using 2 pieces of 3/4" mdf stacked together and cut out the middle to fit an insert plate like the one kreg sells. That way you can use the table saw fence the way it is or modify it to collect the dust or build your own.
379671
The table extension on the right side is a plastic laminate, and I can't tell if you can easily cut the holes you need for the router. I wouldn't recommend it. There are four clearance holes on the left side of the top casting. You could easily design a router table mounting scheme using these holes. I would want it to be easily removable because otherwise it would interfer with sawing larger pieces.
379672
You need to purchase a router mounting plate from someone like bench dog. You could cut an opening in the extension table top or buy a cast iron wing from someone else that has a mounting plate built in it. Do a quick Google search and you'll find all kinds of options. The saw is amazing though so good luck
1922254
I have the same router on mine. I had to drill new holes to fit mine on it. It wasnt difficult at all. Just place the router on the jig with the bit centered in the hole and trace it out. Then take the bottom plastic piece off the base to mark the holes out. Just dont forget to countersink the screw heads into the jig and drill through it slowly to avoid cracking the jig.
865225
It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use.... » Read More It will work. Takes up a ton of table top real estate. I did it using the TS-LS rail system though. You could simply attach yours to a board and remove it for storage/cutting operations. Clamp it back on the table for joinery. I got tired of removing the Wonder Fence, etc. to make more room for cross cutting with the saw. Bought the 32" positioner for the table saw and moved the router table, Wonder Fence and LS25 positioner to a separate station. Am well pleased with the whole thing now. The Wonder Fence joinery system seems to be a little fussy about the router bit profile you use. Get the Whiteside bits as well, the system is a real joy to work with. « Show Less
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I would imagine that you could but it is a issue of the mounting plate or device for the Dremel. Does it appear that the mounting device that you do have can be adapted to the Bosch table? I apologize for the limited answer. Overall I am very pleased with the table; I use a Porter Cable router with a router lift and the performance is very good.
1444180
There are useful bolt slots in the brackets; I use them to mount a router table to the stand. I would expect that, if the planer is not too large, you should be able to make it work.
2193733
Yes. I have that same router and it works fine, it's actually been on my router since I purchased it because I prefer to use the 1/4 inch mills on my CNC table.
1375433
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.
193708
Sure you can, but you will probably have to drill your own holes in the table plate, and possibly need to pick up different screws to fasten the router to the plate.
1026679
I am almost positive a skil router would fit the skil table. Call or e-mail skil to verify. JS
605162
Jim G, I'm probably not the best to ask because I've come to conclude that all router tables are very difficult because of the inaccessibility of the router bit for changes. (Same with table saws). If I were hooked to the router table as a main tool, I would invest in those that give you easier access. You did not ask about this but the Kreg fence is not accurate enough for them to boast about the ease of moving and adjusting the fence.
2122593
You probably can but it would not be my choice. Making adjustments would be difficult and I'd be concerned about how securely it could be mounted. If using a router table is a must I'd select a different model.
187521
Yes you can, but....I tried some jointing but was unsuccessful. The fence is not precise and stable enough for jointing. Also, the "table" is unsteady and with a large router vibration is an issue, especially when the board makes contact with the bit. If you lived down my street I'd give you mine to try it out for yourself. In retrospect I wish I'd gone with a full size router table.
251606
You can't. Jig and router much too large. You are better off using a hole saw bit for that size and then cleaning it up with the router.
852836
I have only used this as a hand held tool. My guess is that you would need to look for an expensive custom table that would allow you to drill mounting holes. It's a lot of router. I have several and it's easily the best of the bunch....bc
1167606
Yes, but you have to buy the special motor mount pads from Kreg for the dewalt router. The ones that come with it wont work. I had to call Kreg couldn't find the pads on the website.
803416
I want to retract my earlier answer - after i did some additional searching on the fit-up your milwaukee router =Group "A" layout pattern which is the same as my Bosch 1617 evspk - It may work work with no drilling-aj
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Since I've never seen a 5625, I can't say for sure but it has drillings for most routers and can even be adapted if need be. See my previous posts for the procedure. My guess is that it will fit without being adapted if the 5625 is common enough to make the cut.