[Mday11]

Hi all, first post here. I’ve used this site over the years to find info but first time posting.

i bought a lot at an auction that came with 4 Oak Park base plates. Are these still used by anyone? I have no idea what these are worth. If I am breaking any forum rules by asking this, please accept my apologies.

New in package:
BH1190
BH1098-V
Used:
BP1192
One unmarked one

thanks for any help
.

 

[DesertRatTom]

I think it depends on several factors. For which routers are they drilled. I attached a template you can use that shows what holes fit what routers.

Are these metal or plastic? Plastic would go for $25-$30 or so. If aluminum, add 50% more. The square shape probably means these will only go in shop made router tables.

 

[Mday11]

Think it would be worth trying to sell them on here?

the plates I have fit:
Triton TRC001 & M0F001kc
Makita 3600B & 361B
Ryobi 500-501 & 1500W
Hitachi M12V
Elu 3338
Bosch 1611
Ryobi RE600

 

[old55]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[jw2170]

Welcome to the forum.

I still use my Oak Park plates, in the table and freehand, Triton and Makita.

I believe they come in 2 sizes, (11x11) and (7x 7)? I have both...

If freight from USA was not so dear, I would buy them....

I like how they are drilled in the corners to take bearings to centre the cut.(although those ones do not appear to be)...

Also, for general knowledge, the Triton holes also match a heave duty DeWalt? router. I will see if I can find the details.

 

[jw2170]

PS....Any plate drilled for the PC 7518 will also take the Triton router. Not a DeWalt as mentioned earlier...

 

[woodieman]

I have an Oakmark table router kit that I've never used, looking for a new home for it.

Included are:

-- Router top (#T040) 16"x30"
-- Phenolic 11" 4-bolt base plate to fit into router top (#BP1101-4)
-- Table fence (#F016)
-- Brass inserts for base plate (#IS026)

Does anyone know which routers the BP1101-4 will fit?

--- Rich A.
Vernon, CT

 

[jw2170]

By the look of the grooves, I would say that it would fit most routers that had the 4 screw base. The number BP1101 would seem to indicate it was the most used plate...IMO...

 

[woodieman]

Thanks for the info, James -- Haven't had opportunity to use it so am willing to let the whole kit go, if anyone is interested.

--- Rich

 

[Mday11]

Thanks for the info, James -- Haven't had opportunity to use it so am willing to let the whole kit go, if anyone is interested.

--- Rich

 

[Mday11]

And I’ve still got the plates for sale for different routers, and also have a 7” plate.

 

[jw2170]

Freight from USA is the killer for me...Oak Park would not send to Australia, so I had a few members take delivery and forward on to me....

The Oak Park table is the only one I use.

I had the chance to thank them during our trip to USA in 2012 (so long ago, now).....

 

[Samuel Massey III]

Hi all, first post here. I’ve used this site over the years to find info but first time posting.

i bought a lot at an auction that came with 4 Oak Park base plates. Are these still used by anyone? I have no idea what these are worth. If I am breaking any forum rules by asking this, please accept my apologies.

New in package:
BH1190
BH1098-V
Used:
BP1192
One unmarked one

thanks for any help
. View attachment 399252

Do you still have the router plate BH1190 SPECIAL PLATE [email protected]

 

[Samuel Massey III]

Thanks for the info, James -- Haven't had opportunity to use it so am willing to let the whole kit go, if anyone is interested.

--- Rich

i am interested smmassweyiii @ gmail , com

 

[Samuel Massey III]

i am interested smmasseyiii @ gmail , com

 

[Mday11]

I tried both of the email addresses and neither worked. Please give me a valid email address to reply to. Mine is matthewLday (at) gmail

 

[Mday11]

these plates are still available for sale at reasonable prices but would likely need to be shipped so take that into account. The guy above didn’t understand that.