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Old 06-26-2009, 08:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I got this inlay kit with this bit,75-100 1/8 UP spiral router bit 1/8"D x 1/2" CEL x SK x 2" OL
I just got the Bosch colt evs Router. when I go to put it on it seems to be the wrong size for the colt plate..?? and the bit shank is .25 inches(calipers) but the hole thru the bushing is .21
Is this right? They sell this as a kit so they should know what works,no?
I dont want to buy anything more... do I have to make a new plate out of hardboard??
whats the scoop??
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Old 06-26-2009, 11:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi Rout

You can make your own but it must be made very accurate
I suggest you just pickup one...

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I got this inlay kit with this bit,75-100 1/8 UP spiral router bit 1/8"D x 1/2" CEL x SK x 2" OL
I just got the Bosch colt evs Router. when I go to put it on it seems to be the wrong size for the colt plate..?? and the bit shank is .25 inches(calipers) but the hole thru the bushing is .21
Is this right? They sell this as a kit so they should know what works,no?
I dont want to buy anything more... do I have to make a new plate out of hardboard??
whats the scoop??
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if I buy that plate 010 and the 7 piece bushing set will that do it for inlay...?
I am returning the Freud...I assume the plate fits the Colt right out of the box...
and then the bushings fit into that plate and twist in or something?? Do all those 7
bushings have each the small round bearing that comes off and on???
You cant tell by the description or pics...Its pathetic that they dont give you at least 1
inlay bushing with the router...bullshhht...
If anyone had the time ,it would be good to make a short video of the whole story with plates and bushings and how to install them and why some dont work...etc...
maybe a retired person could do that...eh
..I just found this set in Brass. Shop Fox D3117 Brass Guide Bushing Set for 23$ might this be a better package than the other 7 piece on Amazon?

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Hi rout

question ,,, number #1=yes ,number 2=yes, number 3=yes,but they are in place with a brass ring nut, no twist needed so to speak.

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if I buy that plate 010 and the 7 piece bushing set will that do it for inlay...?
I am returning the Freud...I assume the plate fits the Colt right out of the box...
and then the bushings fit into that plate and twist in or something?? Do all those 7
bushings have each the small round bearing that comes off and on???
You cant tell by the description or pics...Its pathetic that they dont give you at least 1
inlay bushing with the router...bullshhht...
If anyone had the time ,it would be good to make a short video of the whole story with plates and bushings and how to install them and why some dont work...etc...
maybe a retired person could do that...eh
..I just found this set in Brass. Shop Fox D3117 Brass Guide Bushing Set for 23$ might this be a better package than the other 7 piece on Amazon?
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will this set FOR SURE fit the colt with the PR 010 adaptor??? and do I need the centering pin?
Amazon.com: Shop Fox D3117 Brass Guide Bushing Set: Home Improvement

I dont want to ship from 2 places if avoidable..

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This is a big problem that I have found over the years. You need a separate set of skills and a machine shop just to adapt and alter parts to fit and make them work. Nothing is compatible or to a standard. I have just spent a couple of hours making some T-nuts to fit some wooden sliding fences onto my Incra fence. I needed a vertical milling machine and loads of kit for something that simple. Washers and nuts were not good enough.
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ditto my previous question..
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Hi rout

You need a line up pin for sure,,,if you want to use the inlay kit,,,it's best to get one of the kits that has it the kit...

Once you start buying the brass guides stick with that brand,,,I have 10 sets two of them, they are not all the same as the others,,,they have fine threads (1/4-28) the other ones are 1/4-20 coarse threads..


I have the base plate for the Colt that will take on the PC type of guides and I will post a picture of it later today.....I know it's hard to buy all the parts you want from one place but buy them at the best price you can...


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you are definitely the expert here so I'm asking you...
You would buy the adaptor plate 010 and what kit that includes ALL the components I would need...to do inlay...complete...
I wont worry about where they come from... thanks
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rout1111,
Take a look at these videos on routers. They are podcasts from Woodworking Online and all cover different aspects of routing. You can watch them on line or download and watch at your convenience...

Video Podcast #6: Router Fundamentals - Tips and Tricks


Podcast #13: Router Table Tips, Tricks & Techniques


Podcast #14: Router Inlays


Podcast #29: Top 5 Shop-Built Router Jigs


Podcast #30: 3 Basic Router Bits/17 Moldings


Podcast #32: Router Table Tips, Tricks, & Techniques

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