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| Registered User | i own a GMC 1/2 inch-1/4 inch plunge router. i want to but a table but dont know if it will fit a standard 3 hole mounting plate or if all are different. it has a three hole, but does anyone know if GMC is the same as the others? |
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | I really don't see that there could be a problem, if the holes aren't in the right places, remove the plastic base and use it as a template to drill new holes. I consider GMC tools to be amongst the best value for money in the market place and when funds allow you to go more up market, the GMC will still have plenty of uses in the shed, if when that time comes you can't think of any, just ask and I for one will give you ideas. Happy and safe routing.
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