SpeTool Brass Router Template Bushing Guide Set with Centering Pin&Cone for Porter Cable Style Router Sub Bases, 10-Piece Router Guide Bushing Includes Carrying Case

Use these router bushings to guide cuts precisely along the edge of a template. These template guides will work on any router that has a base plate opening of 1-3/16 in. diameter. The 9 piece set includes guides sized for hinge routing, dovetailing, and other common applications.

POWERTEC 10-Piece Router Template Bushing Guide Set w/Storage Case. Fits Porter Cable Style Router Sub Base Plate. 5/16" to 1" Bushing for Inlay Template Woodworking (71051)

Oct 27, 2023 · Guide bushings are removable collets that attach to your router’s baseplate, surrounding the bit. They consist of a locking nut and another piece with a “barrel.” This barrel surrounds the router bit, acting as a guide for referencing templates and jigs.

Make quick, tool-free attachment and guide bushing changes on your router with the BasePlate/BushingSet from Milescraft. Eight common bushing sizes and an adapter for other metal bushings are included with this kit, making it easier than ever to turn your router loose on dovetails, inlay and sign-making cuts.

ROUTER GUIDE SET 10 PCS: Includes 8 precision solid brass router template guide bushings, 2 locknuts with carrying case which provides a complete solution for template routing, trimming, and dovetailing across various woodworking projects.

Universal bushing system compatible with 1-3/16 in. bases; Convert metal router bushings into turnlock compatible bushings; Guide bushings: 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4 and 51/64 in. View More Details

Expand the capability of your router with this WoodRiver® 10-piece brass router guide bushing set. Use your router as a precision cutting machine for duplicating patterns, cutting signs, creating dovetails, or any other project requiring template work.

With the Milescraft BasePlate/Bushing Set, just align the TurnLock™ bushing inside the TurnLock™ base, and twist. The cogs on the outside of the bushing slip into the slots on the inside of the base, locking the bushing in place. Reverse the process to remove the bushing.