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RouterPack Template Bushing Kit

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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RouterPack – Template Bushing Kit

This is the RouterPack Template Bushing Adapter. A fully 3D printed set of template bushings to fit into your RouterPack base plate.

 

Note: If you prefer to use an set of standard metal template bushings with your RouterPack base plate, see the RouterPack Template Bushing Kit (here)

RouterPack – A modular router accessory system

The RouterPack base plate

The RouterPack concept is based on a router plate custom designed to fit most popular compact routers and allow quick connection to multiple accessories. Guide rail adapters, offset handles, circle jigs, and more attach at the dovetail slots and secure with a thumbscrew. Dust extraction options attach with a ¼ turn system to the bottom of the plate.

 

No more hunting for an accessory fit your router and swapping base plates. If there's a RouterPack baseplate for it, RouterPack accessories will fit it. 

 

The current RouterPack lineup:

more to come…

 

Ways to center your plate and bushing:

Loosen the screws on your router plate, center it using one of the methods below, and then tighten the screws.

  1. Don't worry about it. Just try to keep your router in the same orientation
  2. Eyeball it. Put in a bushing with an ID slightly larger than ¼", install a router bit, and adjust the plate position so that the spacing is even

    ½" from the RouterPack Template Bushing Kit

     

  3. Use a ¼" dowel or a router bit. You will need to ream out the centering tool to fit (They always come out too small. IDK)

     

  4. Use a centering tool. There are several different types…

 

Please take a look at my other woodworking prints

Guide Rail Holders  

  

Guide Rail Holders for Minis  

Guide Rail Caps  

 

 

 

 

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All fits perfect! I was impressed at how well the engineered supports worked! Also the installation tool was a nice touch. Now I just need something to hold/store all the various pieces ;D hah! i'll probably model something up for own needs...then again you might release more stuff D:!
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Thanks. I honestly did think about a case or gridfinity bin, but I figured I’d do that when I get around to organizing my shop.
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Hello, is it possible to add metric version? E.g. 14, 16, 18, 20, 24 en 30 mm The model (and the idea) is extremely valuable but lack of metric sizes is somewhat disappointing
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I’d be happy to. I just don’t know what the standard metric sizes are. I’ll look into it this evening.
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I've added them, but now I see the set I used as an example had different sizes than the ones you listed. I added 13, 17, 20, 24 and 27. Let me know if I missed a size.
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Replying to @dStego :
Thanks for the quick reaction. I'm not sure either. Googled for few copper sets available online to buy and they all have sizes of 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 30 mm. Since 24mm is usually bundled with routers, 30 might be already too big, and 10 seems to be too small to for the bit, I'd stick to sizes 12-20mm with 2mm step. Hope this helps.
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Hi, is there a 3/8'' or 10mm size by any chance? :)
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No. The walls get to be too thin. You’ll need to use a metal bushing. There is an adapter set to use metal bushings though.
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Replying to @dStego :
@dStego thank you very much for the reply and the suggestion! that would work! :)
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Replying to @dStego :
thank you :)
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Great parts. I printed the imperial set and am wondering if it’s possible for you to add a 3/8” OD bushing to the set or offer separately.
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Thanks! Unfortunately, 1/2" is about as small as you can go for a 1/4" bit. To keep even a 1mm clearance on a 1/4" bit, the wall thickness can only be 1mm -- too thin for a 3D printed plastic bushing.
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thanks for your quick response. I will use your clever bushing holder and a brass busing
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Great design!
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Thanks!
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Awesome print. Still need to test it in real work but I like the modularity and how versatile you can be
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Thanks!
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
good idea, good design. Printed ok in PLA. Lets see in practice.
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thank you.
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
excellent print. before assembling, I recommend letting it cool down a lot and cleaning the contact surfaces. one of my first prints (perhaps damp and not recent filament) attached itself to the router base and could no longer be removed. so don't rush to try to mount it
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good set of sizes, fit wih base plates good
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