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    Measure, Cut, Fasten: Tools for All Your Tasks

    Nov 02, 2018 5 minutes

    The   can switch from table to handheld routing without changing the baseplate. The baseplate is round at one end to match the shape of most router bases, while the other, square end is ideal for use against straightedge guides during handheld routing. The nested, two-part design of the plates allows the router to be rotated to various positions within the plate so its handles will fit easily into the table opening during installation. A pair of mounting screws secure the plate to the table. Two versions of the plate are available: one for mid-size routers and one for compact routers. The mid-size plate comes with an insert ring with a 2½"-dia. center opening; a set of insert rings with additional center opening diameters is available separately.

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