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KREG® Precision Router Table Insert Plate w/ Level-Loc Rings (predrilled Triton) - PRS4034

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KREG® Precision Router Table Insert Plate w/ Level-Loc Rings (predrilled Triton) - PRS4034Solid, Flat, and Perfectly Level Mounting Surface This rugged 3 8" thick (9. 5mm) phenolic insert plate is designed to provide a solid, flat, and perfectly level mounting surface for your router. Measuring 9 1 4" x 11 3 4" (235mm x 298mm), it will accept almost any router (even large, heavy models) with ease. No Unecessary Mounting Holes Mounting your router to this plate is easy, but it isn't cluttered up with a bunch of extra predrilled mounting

Solid, Flat, and Perfectly Level Mounting Surface This rugged 3/8" thick (9.5mm) phenolic insert plate is designed to provide a solid, flat, and perfectly level mounting surface for your router. Measuring 9 1/4" x 11 3/4" (235mm x 298mm), it will accept almost any router (even large, heavy models) with ease.

No Unecessary Mounting Holes Mounting your router to this plate is easy, but it isn't cluttered up with a bunch of extra predrilled mounting holes that you won't need. Instead, this plate comes with predrilled holes and mounting hardware to fit Triton M0F001 and TRA001 Routers. With modification, the hole pattern also works with the Porter-Cable 7500 Series. Level-Loc Reducing Rings The plate is equipped with our Level-Loc Reducing Rings that allow you to easily change the size of the opening around the router bit. These rings simply twist into place using an included ring wrench to lock in level and flush with the plate surface.

The plate comes with three Level-Loc Rings: 1" (25mm), 1 3/16" (30mm) for use with universal-style guide bushings, and 2 5/8" (67mm). Undrilled and Predrilled Plates The Precision Router Table Insert Plate is available in three versions, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.

Predrilled for Triton: This plate comes with predrilled holes and mounting hardware to fit Triton M0F001 and TRA001 Routers. With modification, the hole pattern also works with the Porter-Cable 7500 Series. Predrilled for Porter-Cable and Bosch:

This plate comes with predrilled holes and mounting hardware to fit the Porter-Cable 690 and 890 Series, along with the Bosch 1617.

Features
  • Measures 9 1/4" x 11 3/4" (235mm x 298mm)
  • 3/8" thick (9mm) phenolic insert plate
  • Comes predrilled holes and mounting hardware to fit Triton M0F001 and TRA001 Routers. With modification, hole pattern works for Porter-Cable 7500 Series
  • Alignment marks make it easy to center and mount on almost any router
  • Level-Loc Reducing Rings
  • Available in 3 versions: undrilled, pre-drilled for Triton, and pre-drilled for Porter-Cable and Bosch
  • Specifications
  • Predrilled holes and mounting hardware to fit Triton M0F001 and TRA001 Routers
  • Router centering marks in underside
  • Comes with 3 Level-Loc insert rigns
  • Construction: Phenolic
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    Compatibility:

  • Precision Router Table Top
  • Precision Benchtop Router Table
  • Level-Loc Reducing Rings
  • Precision Router Table Insert Plate Levelers
  • dimensions 9 1/4" x 11 3/4" with 3/8" thick phenolic insert plate
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    Includes

  • (1) Phenolic insert plate
  • (3) Level-Loc Rings: 1", 1 3/16" (for use with universal-style guide bushings), and 2 5/8"
  • Installation Instructions

  • Warranty

    1 year

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