Small router question

[harry strasil]

Do any of the small palm routers come with a base plate that will except guide bushings? I just got thru making one for my Craftsman palm router out of a scrap of lexan. I made an easy adjustable jig to cut biscuit slots using my router and my large router is too bulky for this job. I may never again use biscuits so could see no need to waste money purchasing a biscuit cutter which is not a universal or multi use tool.

[Jerome Stanek]

My pc has one

[mickey cassiba]

Mine as well. I've got an old 310.

[Curt Harms]

If you can't find one, it's easy enough to make a base plate that will accept P-C style guide bushings. Check the sizes on a factory base but I think I used 2 forstner bits, 1 3/16" and 1 3/8" Start with the 1 3/8" drill about 1/8" deep then flip over and drill through with the 1 3/16"

[harry strasil]

thanks, I already made one, I was just curious is all being mainly a neander.

[Jamie Buxton]

The Bosch Colt has an optional baseplate that accepts those standard guide bushings. The new DeWalt 611 accepts them.

[Jim Rimmer]

The new Dewalt 611 does.

[glenn bradley]

The Bosch Colt has an optional baseplate that accepts those standard guide bushings. The new DeWalt 611 accepts them.

The new Dewalt 611 does.

Is there a delayed echo in here?

[Jim Rimmer]

Is there a delayed echo in here?

I think I must have only read the Bosch portion of Jamie's post.

[Bill Huber]

The new DeWalt 611 accepts them and you can get an adapter for the Bosch Colt.

The new DeWalt 611 accepts them and you can get an adapter for the Bosch Colt.

The new DeWalt 611 accepts them and you can get an adapter for the Bosch Colt.