[vogid38032]

Actually, this is not that hard to do. You need to find a piece of perspex that has the same size as the router bit you want to use. Then attach this perspex to the router plate using double-sided tape or screws. This may not be the prettiest solution, but it does the work. There are also better solutions out there. For example, the Porter-Cable router plate that has a template system which allows you to change the height of the router bit just by changing the template. Or the Bosch T-profile router plate that has a height-adjustable fence.

 

[The Hobbyist]

I am not sure what you are describing. What am I missing?

Joe

 

[jw2170]

Welcome to the forum, @vogid38032

Are you referring to CNC machines?

 

[old55]

Welcome to the forum @vogid38032

 

[A. C.]

I would not use double sided tape to hold anything like a plate or insert onto a router. It's reckless and unsafe. Use screws. At least four (4). There's a problem with terminology in your post, but then, there isn't a standard for some of the terms for some of the parts. Perhaps that's confusing us.

 

[John Smith_]

I'm pretty sure he is talking about bases for Hand-Held router work - not mounted upside down hanging in a table.
his business is listed in his signature.

Edit: the original post was moved to here from a 12 year old thread that he had responded to:
I apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

Is it possible to make router table plate inserts?

I'm talking about the inserts that make the hole in the router plate differant sizes. I know the manufactured ones snap in place and that is probably something that we can not make. But I bet you guys have a way to make them.

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