Makita Trim Plunge Router Guide Rail Adapter
$23.96 Current price is: $23.96.Original price was: $29.95.
Description
Makita trim plunge router guide rail adapter. The adapter allows you to connect your router to your guide rail. Designed for the Makita trim router plunge base 196094-2
Features
- Connect your router to your track saw guide rail
- Can make straight, accurate cuts and dados
- Can use the original screws from the factory sub-base. No extra hardware is needed
- Our guide rail adapters are designed & made by ToolCurve in Medina, Ohio
Rail Compatibility
Fits All Standard Guide Rails
ToolCurve router adapters feature a convenient drop-in design, allowing them to easily slide into the T-track accessory slot found on all standard track saw guide rails. This ensures compatibility across a wide range of track saw brands and provides a secure, reliable fit for precise routing.
Shipping & Returns
Domestic Shipping
Worldwide Shipping
Standard (3-5 days): $6.95
Priority (2 days): $9.95
Free Shipping on orders over $75
Worldwide Shipping
Canada: $18+
EU coming soon.
Return Policy
Returns are accepted within 90 days of the purchase date for items in new or gently used condition with its original packaging.
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This is a super useful addition to my compact router plunge base. Exactly what I was looking for, convenient and very easy to use. Thanks John
conforme à mes attentes
glisse bien sur mon rail festool
nickel
Received as described
Looks Like it will work just fine!
I have not used this item yet but I am looking forward to it. It fits my Makita track like nylons on a dancers legs! Too much? Okay, it fits the track very well and slides without any hiccups. It is smaller than I expected but size doesn’t matter here. What is critical is that the device keeps my router anchored to the track so I can route straight dados or grooves. I believe it will do that better than the expensive jigs you can buy at big woodworking retailers and with virtually no setup time. I’m pretty happy.