TSIII Ultra Review/Setup
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Other than the Woodhaven table not being flat, the insert plate fits in nice and snug, and was easy to remove. But, there was a warning to not leave the router hanging for extended periods as the insert will eventually sag. So, I will have to try and remember to remove the router when not in use. I was looking online for an aluminum plate with those dimension, but I was unable to find any.
Pat
Oregon
1992 SS 510, 11" Bandsaw on power station, 4" jointer, Pro Planer, Incra Miter 2000, Incra Ultimate Fence Router Pkg, Grizzly 6" Parallelogram Jointer.
Oregon
1992 SS 510, 11" Bandsaw on power station, 4" jointer, Pro Planer, Incra Miter 2000, Incra Ultimate Fence Router Pkg, Grizzly 6" Parallelogram Jointer.
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Look at the Pinnacle Aluminum plate from Woodcraft. http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=20283 With the full set of Aluminum Insert Rings it would run just over $200 with sales tax. Don't know if it's really worth it but it would be nice.
Jim in Tucson
Well, the dimensions are the same, predrilled for the 890 series router. That's a plus. I had to drill all the holes needed in the Woodhaven, I was afraid I was going to screw it up. But, $200, I would have to give that some serious thought, but it is a nice.
Pat
Oregon
1992 SS 510, 11" Bandsaw on power station, 4" jointer, Pro Planer, Incra Miter 2000, Incra Ultimate Fence Router Pkg, Grizzly 6" Parallelogram Jointer.
Oregon
1992 SS 510, 11" Bandsaw on power station, 4" jointer, Pro Planer, Incra Miter 2000, Incra Ultimate Fence Router Pkg, Grizzly 6" Parallelogram Jointer.
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What am I missing?? The router plate that I saw when clickng on that link, is $99!!shydragon wrote:Well, the dimensions are the same, predrilled for the 890 series router. That's a plus. I had to drill all the holes needed in the Woodhaven, I was afraid I was going to screw it up. But, $200, I would have to give that some serious thought, but it is a nice.
Tim
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Your missing the rings, another $90.
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