Hello Scott ! No
Sears is one place that carries parts. Is it possible that another # replaces it. I assume that you have been on line to order? It is possible that you will find another Colllet to replace it with. Hope this helps.

 

Hey Scott,
you might try Ebay or Craigs list, might be able to find a used router for parts.
Good Luck!

Dan

 

Greetings Scott and welcome to the forum. It is good to have you with us. If anyone knows, it will be Bobj hopefully he will check this out soon. Bob is one of the people that seems to enjoy sharing his knowledge---I would love to share my knowledge but one "cannot impart what one does not posses.

 

Welcome to the routerForums Scott.

 

HI Scott

Many of the older Sears routers used the same type of collet nut( parts)

I would suggest you take it to one of the many service centers,,,it's always best to talk to some one in person..they resign part numbers all the time..with luck they will have one or two old routers in for repair and it's easy for them to look up the part number for the one in for repair..it's easy for them to remove it and try it on your router..


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Hey Guys,
I bought one of these at a yard sale over the weekend for $15, I probably could have got it cheaper due to poor condition. The adjustment mech. would not even adjust due to surface rust and aluminum oxidation. I couple of hours later it was good as new after disassembling it and hitting it with some metal polish and a dremel. Keep your eyes out for yard sale finds, I am sure you can fetch a non working one for parts for $5.

Todd

 

I also have a 315.25070 Sears router. I have the original collet, but am hoping to replace it with a multi split or slit collet. Pain in the rear to get the bit out of the collet every time. Does anyone make on that will fit?

 

Welcome to the forum, Kevin.
You are lucky to have that model router with any collet. Parts for older routers are very hard to find.

 

Welcome to the forum @Kevin Fabry