Big Horn 18101 9 Zoll x 12 Zoll Frästisch-Einsatzplatte mit Führungsstift und Sprengringen

Name: Big Horn 18101 9 Zoll x 12 Zoll Frästisch-Einsatzplatte mit Führungsstift und Sprengringen
Brand: Xcalibur
SKU: 733353088929
Price: 70.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Xcalibur

2.4/5

€
70.30

Big Horn 9 Zoll x 12 Zoll x 3/8 Zoll Deluxe Router-Grundplatte. Das Umdrehen Ihrer Oberfräse in einen Oberfräsentisch ermöglicht einen sichereren und vielseitigeren Betrieb. Unser Deluxe-Frästischeinsatz besteht aus verstärktem Hochdruckkunststoff. Das große 9 x 12 x 3/8 dicke Design bietet Platz für schwere Oberfräsen und verfügt über Schnappringe für Öffnungen unterschiedlicher Größe für Fräser unterschiedlicher Größe. Der Schulterstift (im Lieferumfang enthalten) ermöglicht ein einfaches Arbeiten mit freier Hand für Leisten, Stile, Schienen und Gehrungen. Im Lieferumfang sind außerdem Cam-Action-Einsteller enthalten, mit denen die Platte eng am Tisch befestigt werden kann, um seitliche Bewegungen zu verhindern und sie an Ort und Stelle zu fixieren. Mit Gewinde versehene Inbusschlüsseleinsätze in jeder Ecke helfen Ihnen, den Oberfräseneinsatz auszurichten und einfach an Ihren Tisch anzupassen. Vertiefte Kanten entlang der Unterseite der Grundplatte ermöglichen eine schöne, stabile Montage. Kommt mit vier Magneten für jede Ecke.

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EAN: 733353088929

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Elektro- & Handwerkzeuge, Elektrowerkzeugteile & Zubehör, Routerteile & Zubehör, Tables,

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Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Customer Reviews	3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars 107 ratings 3.4 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎18101
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Xcalibur
Part Number	‎18101
Product Dimensions	‎12 x 9 x 0.38 inches

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Scritto da: H. M. Johnson III

Okay, BUT I will use an aluminum plate the next time!!!

I had just got done routing out for the plate and was getting ready to post a great review, BUT as I was hand tightening the corner screws I snapped off one corner... I also own a Rousseau plate and they look identical. I have not snapped the corner off that one??? The main reason I bought this one was the Rousseau is about $45 and this one is $26. I will not say it's their fault ie bad material or ???, but I will say I'm shocked it broke so easily. The next one will either aluminum or acrylic. It sure won't be this type of material which reminded me of Bakelite (a brittle plastic/composite). I did not find it to be a big deal drilling to mount my PC base and all in all it's still usable assuming I don't snap any other corners. I would think they could make this less brittle... oh well life goes on!

Scritto da: Nate

the smell of this material when you drill it smells EXACTLY like embalming fluid from the cadaver- really took me back ...

The phenolic plate isn't quite flat and has the center sit a little proud of the edges which corrects somewhat with the weight of my large bosch router hanging on it in the table top. Definitely drill the holes from the top using a countersink or forstner bit as drilling from the back with a HSS bit chipped the rim of the top surface. The cam locks do a decent job of securing the plate in the table but definitely don't expect them to hold the router in if you invert the table- so don't drop your router onto your shop floor. Also, a strange note: the smell of this material when you drill it smells EXACTLY like embalming fluid from the cadaver- really took me back to my college days! lol

Scritto da: BRS Parts

These is very well made and well worth Money

These is very well made and well worth Money -- Off center black pucks are to lock in opening work very well - Also includes 4 magnets that get set in corners and setscrews to adjust depth -- Would highly Recommend and buy again. Drill all holes slowly from top to bottom and do not use brad point bits - plastic will blow out causing chips - Only Con -- No Instructions at ALL -- not really needed but would have been nice -- Excellent Product

Scritto da: Hans

DO NOT BUY! Concave top will never be level!

Wish I had read and believed the reviews that said this table insert was not level. It is NOT level, and adding the weight of a router will only pull it into a more concave (from the top-down perspective) shape - INCREASING how un-level it is! 1 - The entire purpose of a router table is that with this tool one can accurately (within tolerances) use the table to mill various pieces of work both large and small to a uniform dimension with a router/router bit. 1A - The ability of the tool to perform this action is entirely dependent upon the table being level and true to the router bit/head. 2 - Since this table is NOT level, but is *CONCAVE* (from top-down perspective) and off by at least 1/16" then small pieces will be routed on a slope (very DANGEROUS) and large pieces will have uneven millwork on the ends where the slope of this *CONCAVE* table insert brings any piece safely held down under the influence of it's slope. This was a budget table insert, but that should be due to the cheaper materials and the fact that it will obviously break (unlike aluminum table inserts). But even considering this the insert plate should at *least* be level. I now need to try to bring this plate into proper level by using a heat gun. Don't waste your money on this one. Walk away and buy a better one from a better company. Don't make the mistake I did and hope that you can get by with this more affordable option. MESSAGE TO THE COMPANY (Big Horn): As a chemical engineer with many years of molding experience I can't express just how much of a disappointment this is. The probability that your molding is out of level is incredibly minute, and that means that you cared SO LITTLE about the quality of this incredibly CHEAP TO MAKE product that you decided you could not afford the extra 10-20 minutes to let the polymer reaction cool and pulled the product from the mold while it was too hot. FURTHER - to add insult to injury - you couldn't even let the unit cool on a true level surface. Even pulling the slab from the mold while hot could have yielded a level product if you had but placed it on a warm level surface to completely anneal. I will never buy another product from your company again. It is obvious that you've so little respect for your customers when you can't be bothered to take the incredibly cheap low-cost manufacturing practices to make even the most basic of items.

Scritto da: Robert Miller

Good stuff low price.

You get what you pay for. I mounted it up and it works great for me. Sits perfectly flat in my table with no shimming. If you know what you’re doing, it should work great. It wasn’t meant to replace top of the line products.

Scritto da: Larry R.

Three Stars

Good description but not as good quality as others I have seen. It is ok for the price, maybe

Scritto da: Scott K. Bitzer

Sturdy for plastic

Needs better use instructions or a link to a video of set up and adjustment.

Scritto da: zekesays

No instructions

If you are buying this you probably know how to install it but there are parts included that defy explanation. The overall quality of the item is not as good as I think a metal one would be. I wished I had spent more money on a better product. Furthermore, the inserts seem scary to me. I haven't used the plate yet but I can anticipate the insert(s) to come out at some point during use. This bothers me, but as I said, it hasn't happened so only a thought.

Scritto da: Stephane Paradis

Good delivery time, good price and a very good product. Thanks!

It's very good, very solid. Holds a large router very well. Lots of space for new screw holes for pretty much any type of router! Small or Large! I recommend it because for a lower price budget, if can't afford the more expensive ones with height adjustment, it's a very good substitute.

Scritto da: woody

warped insert

I liked that it came with different sized centre guides , but I really didn't like how unflat the whole insert was . I ended up putting it in place then put weight on top of it and heated it with a heat gun . it did eventually flatten out in place .but I was disappointed with this product .

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Decent router table insert

Insert works well but after a few uses it is beginning to sag and warp slightly. For the price it is reasonably adequate

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Piece of crap

I want something fast, this doesn't even come close, I want precision or as close as I can get. I'll make my own out of 3/8 acrylic

Scritto da: Don Macleod

Not Sturdy

Mounted this plate in my router table and attached a new Bosch router. After about a week, it deflected in the middle. The area around the router bit was slightly lower than the edges. As I drilled it for the router, I cannot return it so will toss it and buy a plate made for a Bosch router