How many here use the Kreg mounting plate with the level lock rings wit their Triton router?
Hows it working for you?
Thanks
Hows it working for you?
Thanks
Router plate
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I think the aluminum plate is OK, but for my Triton, which is a beast, I popped for the thicker Woodpecker plate. It's close to 1/8th in thicker. The Woodpecker also has what I call the twist lock inserts (same thing as the Kreg), which is so much easier to use than the three tiny little screws the older and cheapie plate have. You can order plates for aspecific routers. The Woodpecker plate is a little larger that my old Rockler plate, so I had to rout out the opening a bit to make it fit. Easy.
The kreg plate is 3/8 thick phenolic with 2 leveling screws on each corner. How does the woodpecker compare? Can’t say I’ve ever seen anybody ne.
Sorry, that was supposed to say can’t say I’ve ever seen one.
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Nothing wrong with the Kreg plate, but the Triton is a heavy machine and some here have expressed concern about the weight and possibly heat, warping it. The Woodpecker plate is 40% more expensive, but solid aluminum. I didn't find an aluminum plate on the Kreg site. Not sure whether or not they have one. Here's a picture of the Woodpecker Plate....
. I have a couple of Woodpecker items, very handsome looking, and most of their stuff is over-engineered.
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I use the Kreg plate with their levelers on each corner. I have no issues with it using the Triton. I believe the Kreg plate comes with 4 lock in place inserts. They sell more inserts with various sizes for the plate but I haven't seen the need for my uses.
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I looked at many plates last year, and eventually went with Incra. 10mm aluminium, drilled for the TRA001. No regrets.
Thanks Steve
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