This classic Round sub-base plate is ideal for general routing tasks like edge profiling, cutting juice grooves and offers superior stability with the large 6 inch diameter surface to keep your router from tilting.
Designed for the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2723-20 router.
Router, guide bushings, and router bits NOT included.
Not Included
Router, guide bushings, and router bits NOT included.
Note For Makita/Milwaukee Router Base Plates
Mounting holes are not symmetrical and will only align in one orientation. Rotate the sub base plate until it aligns perfectly.
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thx guys
This is my second base purchased…great stability and makes routing much more accurate! Well worth the money for added accuracy and stability when u route! Great on edges
Outstanding fit and the highest quality!
I absolutely love my little Bosch cordless router, but the base plate that comes with it is very small and difficult to keep square to the work piece. This solves that issue. This base makes the router so much more stable and it feels a little safer not having my fingers so close to the blade, and I have better control over the router. I am delighted to find that there is a slot cut in the base that still allows you to attach the Bosch dust collection attachments with this base attached and maintain the excellent dust collection of this router. You lose nothing (except maybe 1/4" of depth) over the original base plate and gain a lot of stability. For woodworking projects where more precision is desired a base plate like this is essential.
One with a even bigger base would be nice too.
