Anyone know if this lift works easily with the Boch 1617 EVS router?
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From the Incra website... Just one model of router lift will accept all of these routers: Porter Cable 7518, 690-699 series, & 890-899 series Bosch 1617EVS,1618 DeWalt DW610 & DW618 Makita RF1101 & RD1101 Hitachi M12VC & KM12VC Milwaukee 5625, 5615, 5616, & 5619 Craftsman 17543, 17540, & 28190 Ridgid R29302
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From the Incra website...Just one model of router lift will accept all of these routers: Porter Cable 7518, 690-699 series, & 890-899 series Bosch 1617EVS,1618 DeWalt DW610 & DW618 Makita RF1101 & RD1101 Hitachi M12VC & KM12VC Milwaukee 5625, 5615, 5616, & 5619 Craftsman 17543, 17540, & 28190 Ridgid R29302
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This is a whole lift kit, not a plate, and the clamp only fits a very few routers. Porter-Cable 690/890 series, Bosch 1617-16-18, DeWalt 610, 616, 618.
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No, it will not work with the base that comes with the router. You will have to get a base with a 15/16 opening
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If it's a "No Contact" click button "contact" or "normally open" click button closed it will work provided you have the LIFT MASTER remote. You will also need 24volt AC/DC POWER SUPPLY. A good way to check is take to two wires touch then together if your device works this will too. But make sure there not high voltage i.e. 120 Vac
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I used a 690 PC router with excellent resuults. Had to re rout my table to fit the plate on the Master Lift II by Jessem/Incra. It has very smooth operation and a universal gripping system that fits many routers. Like the fact that the lift has a locking feature on the top that works well. The reason I used a 590 is so that I could incorporate a speed control which I feel is vital. Good luck. D. Keigley
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I have the 1617EVSPK. It has mounting instructions in the router table assembly manual and it works as it said it would. The manual does not list mounting instructions for the 1615. I also own a RA1165 router base type S that my 1617 will work in that will attach to the RA1181 benchtop table. I don't know it that would be an options for you but worth checking.
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I have a dedicated router in my Mast R Lift with different speed settings. It's easy to remove the router for other uses and re-install it. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Once you've done it the first time you probably won't need the instructions again for the next time.
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Only that this router isnt really compatible with being in a table. Cant be put in a normal lift due to the switsh
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The 1619evs Bosch router will not work with this lift. The lift requires you have a router in which you can remove the motor from its base whether it is a plunge or fixed base. This model of Bosch router has the motor housing affixed to the base.
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It depends on the lift, but you should be able to with no problem. We just use a simple lift and it works fine.
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The kreg router table comes with a mounting plate that you can template to fit any router. They also sell mounting plates that are pre drilled for different routers. I have a triton three and one quarter horse router that is adjustable from the top. No lift plate required to make adjustments from the top.
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Take the router table back to Sears. I used an older Bench Dog table with no issues. Remember that the lift plate must fit the table in all dimensions, measure your lift and fit to correct table. I have seen decent router systems for sale on Craigslist, take a look before you pay full price.
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I would not recommend using an AC router speed controller. I have a controller like this, and it works fine on my router, but you don't want to starve a big motor like the Grizzley G2905. Your best bet is to get two 4-step pulleys with 5/8" bore, the sort of setup I see on my Sears bench drill. The motor would best be mounted on a hinged baseplate that has some kind of spring tensioner. It would only take a few seconds to move the drive belt from a higher ratio pair of pulley grooves to a lower one, and vice versa. Your slowest speed (and most power) sees the belt in the smallest pulley segment at the motor end, and the biggest segment at the machine end, which you probably already know. I would not recommend using an AC router speed controller. I have a controller like this, and it works fine on my router, but you don't want to starve a big motor like the Grizzley G2905. Your best bet is to get two 4-step pulleys with 5/8" bore, the sort of setup I see on my Sears bench drill. The motor would best be mounted on a hinged baseplate that has some kind of spring tensioner. It would only take a few seconds to move the drive belt from a higher ratio pair of pulley grooves to a lower one, and vice versa. Your slowest speed (and most power) sees the belt in the smallest... » Read More I would not recommend using an AC router speed controller. I have a controller like this, and it works fine on my router, but you don't want to starve a big motor like the Grizzley G2905. Your best bet is to get two 4-step pulleys with 5/8" bore, the sort of setup I see on my Sears bench drill. The motor would best be mounted on a hinged baseplate that has some kind of spring tensioner. It would only take a few seconds to move the drive belt from a higher ratio pair of pulley grooves to a lower one, and vice versa. Your slowest speed (and most power) sees the belt in the smallest pulley segment at the motor end, and the biggest segment at the machine end, which you probably already know. « Show Less
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No. This lift is designed for up to a 2 1/4 hp router. The 3 1/4 hp units are much larger in diameter.
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This product clamps the router motor body (base removed) to mount it, it doesn't bolt to the plate. The RE180PL seems to be a plunge router, which is not a type you would use with a router table, as adjusting it in small amounts ("sneaking up on it") would be very difficult. The Rockler lift FX only works with Porter-Cable 690/890 series, Bosch 1617-16-18, DeWalt 610, 616, 618. PORTER-CABLE 6902 1-3/4 Horsepower Single Speed Replacement Motor for 690 Series Routers
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Yes u can. I use mine with a router lift and a Bosch but I'm sure it will work fine. Just one caution. This extender adds so much height that some of your bits may not drop beneath the table when fully lowered. This makes taller bits harder to set up and some unusable.
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The router lift makes changing bits so simple, I would recommend some sor t of lift. I have the kreg lift and the fine adjustment would not be possible without out , and changing bits are a breeze especially if you get a offset wrench .