Bosch Router Sub-Base Centering Pin and Cone
$6.99
In stock
Description
Bosch power tool attachments give you the power to create complete tool systems and enhance the versatility of the Bosch power tools you already own. For precision centering of router sub bases or templet guides. Adds precision and accuracy to templet guide work, and is especially useful with limited clearance between guide and bit.
- Works with a 1/4 in. collet
- Works with a 1/2 in. collet
- For use with Bosch RA1161, RA1162, RA1166, 1617 series, 1618 series, 1619EVS, MRF01, MRP01, MRC23EVSK, MRP23EVS, MRF23EVS
- Includes: centering pin and cone
Additional information
| Weight | 0.14 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.01 × 3.92 × 6.39 in |
| Material | Metal |
| Model | RA1151 |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Router Accessory |
| Product Length (in.) | 1.01 in |
| Router Part/Accessory Type | Template/Guide |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (25)
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Hanna Vandervort (verified owner) –
it was easy to use and did exactly what it was designed to do.
Dameon Beer (verified owner) –
Nice accessory for my Bosch router. This is an essential tool needed to center your router bits when using template guides. Yes, I would recommend this accessory if doing any sort of template routing!
Eladio Beatty (verified owner) –
This jig is very simple but does the job of centering my clear router base to the router as it’s in handle assembly. You can pull out the shaft from the cone and insert it in either direction depending on what size collet you have. All my bits are 1/4 so I setup the jig that way. It did the trick. Just wish it had been included in the router package. There’s actually a spot for it in the big plastic router storage box.
Garland Jenkins (verified owner) –
Did what it was supposed to
Sage Spencer (verified owner) –
Works just as advertised.I read about the issues some had inserting the centering pin, but I don’t find it a problem.When inserting the pin, from the bottom, it stops when it reaches a point approximately 1/8″ short of going all the way thru (to make it look like the picture). If you press hard it will go past that point and it becomes a very tight fit, just like you would want. But I don’t think you have to force it, it works just fine stopping at that point.