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Question: Will this lift fit a Freud FT2000 router?
Document: This unit fits the big 75182 Porter Cable router. It fit the hole in my table perfectly and is very solidly built. The insert rings and starting pin are great. The plate is thick, flat and smooth. It was packaged very good and quick delivery. But, before you buy one you should know a few things. Here's what I found with my unit.
Input off buying a router lift for years due to the cost but after using it I wonder why I waited so long.The router plate fits snugly in the opening of my router table.It takes a while to get the hang of the course height adjustment but the fine adjustment wheel on top is fantastic.
Works good now. If I push the router to the bottom and just let go, the spring will lift the router to the top plate in one quick motion and slow down at the top and not hit the plate. But with the spring installed, letting the router down takes some practice. The spring resists the downward movement so you have to apply more and more pressure till it suddenly gives way and moves all the way to the bottom.
I plan to mount the plate to the table and forgo the spring to make setting the height easier.It is really nice to change bits above the table. It is also nice to lift the router to the top in just seconds without having to crank a handle dozens of times. But with this design it really could use a crank handle on the lift wheel, a heavy router is simply too much weight for this to work quickly.
You'll spend the rest of the day trying to adjust it from above the table. I reach under the table where more of the wheel is exposed and it's fine, albeit slow.The quick lift mechanism takes some practice. When I first lifted my router I found that the whole plate lifts out of the table instead of the router lifting. I did have it unlocked so I put my hand on top of the plate for counter pressure and then lifted and it works.
All of these lifts are essentially the same, aside from the ring types (twist vs magnetic). I got the Woodpecker-branded version; I think they make this lift.PRL V2 vs MASTER LIFT II: A MATTER OF TASTEMy shortlist for router lifts were this PRL V2 and the MasterLift II (also available under various brands).A key problem I had using my Triton MFC001 in a router table is making adjustments above the table. You have to use a crank that they supply.
PROS:Solid and precisePerfectly made for PC7518Easy to adjust bit height in .001" incrementsFast to bring router up for bit changes above the tableCan support some other router motors by replacing the motor mount blocks (easy)CONS:The spring handle used for coarse height adjustments takes practiceThe fine adjust requires too many turns for modest adjustments such as 1/8", and has more drag than I preferNote: this lift is known as PRL V2 and is available from several vendors, including Woodpecker's, Kreg, and Incra.
I tried several times with light torque but it was the same each time. I'll mess with it later and I'm sure I'll get it spot on, but it should have been perfect without adjustments. It wasn't very bad so I fit it in the table and played with the micro wheel and height adjustment wheel. I noticed that the micro wheel that you can rotate to &#34;zero&#34; had too much drag allowing the center shaft to spin within the wheel.
Neither of the two leading contenders are perfect, but both are well made and very accurate.The PRL V2 gets 4 1/2 stars from me. Because there are no better solutions to the lift problems out there, I have rounded up to five stars for this review.
Well I am not used to writing reviews (first one) but I was very disappointed to get a bad piece of equipment, until this everything I have gotten from Woodpeckers was great but this lift has issues, I think the fault is in the rapid lift mechanism and the way it engages and disengages the single lead screw.
Answer: yes