Kit piastra fresa tutto in uno MLCS 9338

Name: Kit piastra fresa tutto in uno MLCS 9338
Brand: MLCS
SKU: 0735090264956
Price: 72.45 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:MLCS

2.8/5

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72.45

DAL PRODUTTORE La piastra per router fenolica spessa 3/8 di pollice supporta qualsiasi router. 2 anelli rimovibili danno tre diverse aperture della punta: (3-7/8, 2-5/8, 1-3/16 pollici). Nota: l'apertura da 1-3/16 pollici è progettata per contenere le boccole guida stile Porter Cable. Il perno di guida iniziale in acciaio consente di fresare lavori curvi. La piastra è di circa 9 pollici per 12 pollici con fori di montaggio da tavolo preforati. Include magneti e viti di regolazione per fissare e livellare la piastra. Include anche anelli concentrici sul fondo della piastra per un facile allineamento durante l'installazione del router.

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EAN: 0735090264956

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Utensili elettrici, Router,

Fermapiatto magnetico. Installazione facile. Dimensioni di apertura a 3 bit. La plastica fenolica resistente e durevole regge qualsiasi router. Tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno per montare il router su un tavolo!.

Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 140 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎9338
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 pounds
Manufacturer	‎MLCS
Package Dimensions	‎12.36 x 9.49 x 1.46 inches
Part Number	‎9338
Warranty Description	‎3 Year Warranty on all merchandise. All products are guaranteed against defects in workmanship ans materials.

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Scritto da: Rich Cain

Far better than a hole in a table

I've been using a table mounted router for years, but this is the first router plate I've used. Overall, it is a great addition to my shop. I can easily lift the router out of the table to change bits and the two removable concentric rings adjust the opening for various sizes up to about a 3 1/2" opening for raised panel bits. The shortcomings are minor. The Allen screws for leveling the plate vibrate out of adjustment easily. I think a little Teflon tape or the right kind of Locktite will solve that problem. The concentric rings snap into the plate, but they are not snug and vibrate a little. I sometimes have to be sure I set the work piece down on the edge of the outer ring before running the piece through the bit. Not a real problem though. The plate was half the price of some that I found on line. (Since purchasing this plate, I found that Harbor Freight sells what appears to be the same product for somewhat less cost.)

Scritto da: Gipfeli

Useless features, ok plate

The plate has decent thickness and appears to be rigid enough to hold my router. As others mentioned, most other features are useless. Leveling screws are tiny and very loose, I won't use them. The supplied pin (to be inserted in holes in plate to "rest" work piece against) is useless as well, as three of the four holes in the plate are too big, making the pin wiggly, and the fourth hole is too small. You don't want a loose steel pin that can jump out any time right next to a router bit spinning at high RPM. Seems a recipe for disaster. Plate and inserts look ok, though the larger insert is so big that I am not sure I can fit the three mounting holes for my (Hitachi) router in the plate. $34 seems too much. I'd be happy at $15. Update: drilled holes for Hitachi router, works fine. But it looks like router is too heavy for this plastic plate, see picture. Update II: I accidentally dropped my router with attached plate from my workbench. Plate safed my router, but broke in two. That gave me the opportunity to look at other options. Found the Rousseau plate, which is pretty much a drop-in replacement. It is cheaper, better quality and has useful features (it's probably the original). Much better. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002242B?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Scritto da: J. Castner

This device makes router adjustment a breeze.

I had one of these on another router table which was an extension to my table saw. I no longer have that saw and needed to make a portable router table top to fit on my Workmate. This insert allows me to lift the router out of the table top for adjustment.

Scritto da: JFA

Have to drill mounting holes. No instructions

Straight out of the box, I see there aren't holes for mounting the router, and no dimensional drawing or instructions. Not that there's much to it, but a single page or image with dimensions of the plate to table mounting holes would be nice. Flat so far, but I haven't mounted it yet, so we'll see.

Scritto da: Tom & Sonja

Awesome design; missing acrew

Missing level screw in one of the corners. How do I get a spare screw?

Scritto da: sh00bie

Pretty much useless

Pretty much useless. I wanted to use this with my dewalt DW618 router, but no dice. First, there's no instructions or anything. It's just in a box and looks all shiny and good...until you try to use it. You have to drill your own holes, which is not unusual, but the plastic that this is made out of was so hard and brittle that I had great difficulty drilling proper holes without causing cracks to form, and even then, after I got three holes made and mounted the router, the design made me feel a bit untrustworthy of the squareness of the fit. Fiddling with it was annoying. Lastly, while trying to mount it into a frame to fit my saw table, the aforementioned brittle plastic meant any attempts to snug the corner screws resulted in cracking, and before I even got to the point of turning the router on for a test, two corners shattered off. So glad I didn't have a 6k RPM router running at the time! I was so fed up after over an hour of fiddling that when the corners broke I just tossed the whole thing into the corner of my shop and went back to my projects. I should have spent the money on an actual router table, or even a real, metal plate...This was a waste.

Scritto da: Nick Matley

Pretty darn good.

Strong, smooth, flat, didn't sag with a 2 1/2 HP router motor, magnets to level the edges work okay. Easy to drill holes for a custom router fit. Underside is marked well to center the router prior to drilling. Already has separate holes at the corners to allow Kreg router plate adjusters to attach and I recommend them. With there were more than two inserts available because you cannot get them anywhere for this plate but three opening sizes work for most needs. Overall a good value. Look forward to reviewing more MLCS products in the future.

Scritto da: Renegade

Flat and Square

Unlike other reviews mine was flat and square,the inserts fit well,the magnet catches are a bit of a pain to use on an existing table.

Scritto da: Roca

Excelente producto!

El acabado bien todo se ve bien, solo el color varia de acuerdo a la publicacion, por lo demas excelente!