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Question: Will this fit the benchdog cast iron router table?
Document: Found nothing negative about this lift so far. Easy to put router motor in lift. Fit table perfectly and was easy to level.
They assured me I didn't. After spending several hundred dollars on a Kreg Router Table, this doesn't work on the table, and it doesn't fit my Router. But it fits in Incra Router tables. Really? I can't understand why they can't engineer a way to make it work with Kreg Tables, and most brands that have the rabbet.If you have an Incra Table and one of these specific Router models, -I'm sure it would be great.
I've got a Bosch 1617 mounted on a Rockler table, with the Rockler vaccum system dustbox under it. Until I got this lift, changing height or cutter bits was a real pain. Everyone knows the drill: remove the plastic plate screws, open the box door, release the clamp, fit one wrench inside to hold the shaft and the other outside to loosen the collet, etc! Then repeat most of the process to adjust the height!
INCRA and JessEM collaborated on this great router lift. I love it! It's well designed and raises and lowers extremely smoothly. I like the inserts, you can get them perfectly flush with the rest of the plate. Maybe the greatest feature is that you can adjust this thing to fit a vast amount of routers without additional parts. I have a 2 1/4 HP router in it now, but I could put a big 3 1/2 HP router in there with no additional cost!
I have been woodworking for many years now, and a router is a invaluable tool in the workshop. Everything from creating profiles to using it as a jointer to cutting dados and rabbits, the router is the tool. The one thing I ALWAYS hated was trying to get the desired height adjustment from my router mounted in my table saw extension wing.
I had the previous version of this lift, branded for Rockler. Above the table they look remarkably close, with the addition of of the spindle lock on this version.Below the table, things are quite different!This has a massively beefy framework with four posts, versus two. The router brand matching system that they use is simple, highly effective and very beefy.
Very well made and works as advertised. One thing to think about -- Aluminum transfers heat very well, and as the router blows it's exhaust up when upside down in a table, if you do an extended session, say 20 minutes straight, the plate gets quite hot to the touch (105 degrees F according to my Raytec point and shoot thermometer).
* The fact that you have to adjust the height from the top of the plate makes it difficult to do &#34;plunge&#34; applications. I'd much rather bring the router up into the work than drop the work onto a spinning bit. The JessEm full-blown table (with the lift built in) has a crank on the side, and I'd like to retrofit my lift with a similar crank.
This lift really made my router table more user friendly. Very smooth operation for fine tuning, the ease of changing the throat plates with it's magnetic system is a breeze. If I decide to purchase a new router in the future, this unit adapts to a large number of various sized routers. The initial set-up was very easy. Incra has quality built into this unit.
I never would have been able to do this without this tool. I might have gotten close, I might have even lucked out and matched it exactly... maybe... but it would have taken forever and I might have just settled for 'good enough'. For me, just that one issue made the purchase worth every penny. Now I look forward to using my router table.
Answer: yes