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Will someone please post a photo of the Spacer Block (Ref part 83, 515513) and 1/4", 1/2" and 3/8" Pins (ref parts 46,47,48, 515499,515500,515502)? I don't know what these parts look like.
I haven't used my Routing System (555413) overarm and under table, with router table upgrade for years.
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Requested photo
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Thank you.
The pins are probably in a box with all of my router bits. I don't remember seeing anything like the spacer; I'll have to look again and probably order one. Without it, the overarm holder, safety shield and dust collector aren't very secure.
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Hi,

If you want I can add some dimensions and you can just make one out of wood. It is not a critical sized piece and they may not carry it anymore anyway.

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Ed, thanks: please post or email (wgander1@comcast.net) the dimensions for me.

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Hi,

Looks like maybe some 1/2" plywood/MDF for the bottom part then glue on a 1/4" part of like material and spray black should do it.

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Thank you...
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Ed
Nice job of marking the photo with dimensions and arrows............what program did you use, please?
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Thanks.

The program is Micrografx Designer which is no longer around, sadly.

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prmindartmouth wrote:Ed
Nice job of marking the photo with dimensions and arrows............what program did you use, please?
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Thanks ED. I did some Googling, found that program is now part of a "suite" sold by Corel and seems to cost $999............guess I will continue to use Excel. ;)
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