While I knew that my router was on off-brand, I selected the Bosch plate, and ended up having to drill and c’sink three new attachment holes. Everything works great, replaces a dangerous table saw dado blade, and works great. Slides easily on Wen track.
Fit my 7485 fine, one thing you have to consider is max blade height. If you crank the blade too high the fabric “bump” on the left side of the blade pushes the clearance insert up. Max blade height is about 2″ with it installed, which isn’t a problem with that saw really, since you don’t get much higher than 2″ normally.
Just used this to cut a bunch of MFT holes using the LR32 rail and my Dewalt DW618 router. This works well, but plastic feels a little delicate. Slide movement was stiff at first but improved with use. Moving the router and guide along the rail can be done most easily with the hand on the guide that lifts the pin — thumb and forefinger pull up the pin and lower part of the hand pushes along the angled block around the pin. Pin registration in holes was perfect.
Just attached the adapter to my DeWalt DNP 612 trim router and used it with a Festool 1400/2 guide rail. Worked perfectly. An improvement would be to add a centerline mark for the center of router bit.
While I knew that my router was on off-brand, I selected the Bosch plate, and ended up having to drill and c’sink three new attachment holes. Everything works great, replaces a dangerous table saw dado blade, and works great. Slides easily on Wen track.
the way I saw it was a complete Item when I got the tabs I had no idea what they were till now so If you know anybody that needs them let me know
Fit my 7485 fine, one thing you have to consider is max blade height. If you crank the blade too high the fabric “bump” on the left side of the blade pushes the clearance insert up. Max blade height is about 2″ with it installed, which isn’t a problem with that saw really, since you don’t get much higher than 2″ normally.
Just used this to cut a bunch of MFT holes using the LR32 rail and my Dewalt DW618 router. This works well, but plastic feels a little delicate. Slide movement was stiff at first but improved with use. Moving the router and guide along the rail can be done most easily with the hand on the guide that lifts the pin — thumb and forefinger pull up the pin and lower part of the hand pushes along the angled block around the pin. Pin registration in holes was perfect.
Just attached the adapter to my DeWalt DNP 612 trim router and used it with a Festool 1400/2 guide rail. Worked perfectly. An improvement would be to add a centerline mark for the center of router bit.