If the mounting hole to hole distance on your existing router plate is 4"and they are all equidistant then the one you linked will work fine.

If they are not then the plate will not work, you need to find the one for that particular router subbase layout.

Or get a blank plate and drill it yourself using the existing one as a template



Joe

The first thing I would investigate is the legality of shipping green wood. For Instance; FAQ Importing firewood

Some replies to my thread on rust removal have sparked another problem. The cast iron table on my scroll saw is hideously stained from having acid drain cleaner spilled on it.

Is there anything I can do to remove these stains?
I'd like to go back to a nice shiny table if possible.
Thanks for any guidance.

Cute kids, Greg....They must take after their mom!!

I use a Oneway Talon chuck and have been extremely pleased with it. I think it's only meant for use on turnings up to 12", though, so you might have to move up to the Stronghold chuck.

Dave

Are you saying you scored that machine for $225. That's major league suckage if so.

I have this same saw and I'm hoping I don't get any issues like this. So far so good.

Dang, that's a fine looking saw!!! Nice find.

Jonathan

HF MM Good enough for around the house. Maybe not if you're designing and building your own vacuum tube amplifiers. Or clocks. But good enough for basic routine stuff around the house.

My idea of great lathes are

Robust American Beauty
VB-36
Serious Toolworks

The Serious is a big and wonderful lathe and I really would love to see one so maybe it would go up higher.

For me and the other disabled vets I teach if we ever get our GoFundMe site I first get the Serious and see how we like it. Then if we like it but not ecstatic get the VB36 and a PM3520b with an extra bed and get several midi lathes to.

Arlin