How to Drill Mounting Holes in the Kreg Precision Insert Plate

With a Kreg Precision Router Table Insert Plate, mounting your router is a simple and straightforward process-whether you choose one of our predrilled plates or you choose an undrilled plate, and then do it yourself. Built-in features make the process fast and easy. We’ll walk you through it here in just a few minutes.
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[@msmitty709]

To anyone who is lost:
The single hole outside of the red ring (in the blue area of the board) does not relate to or need to line up with the hole for the height adjustment crank on your router base in any way.
(You will need to drill your own totally separate hole in the blue area of the board for the height adjustment crank.)
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The two holes on the red ring do not need to line up with any similar spaces holes on your router base.
The holes on the red ring are only there so you can stick a tool in them to twist and take the ring out. Nothing more.
They arent related to screws or your router base in any way, so dont worry about lining other holes on your router base up with them.
Besides the hole that you need to drill for your height adjustment crank, the only other holes you will need to drill in the blue area of the board are the ones that you will slip screws through in order to miunt the router to the bottom of the blue plate

[@KungFuMojo]

Since the machine screws that hold the sub-base is a certain size, does the countersink bit have to be a certain size too?

[@carloduroni5629]

This "precision" placement looks very approximative! If you just put the largest router bit you have - or, if it's not large enough, just use a cork, a piece of round wood or plastic - on the router clamp, then you can place the taped base more precisely centered and it won't be necessary to move it again once you turn it over.

[@mowaterfowl1479]

Would be easier to just make a photocopy of your router base, then find the center of that circle. (search for how to do it using a carpenter square) Then tape the photocopy to the insert plate and drill through the paper.

[@firesurfer]

It's better to spray a light tack coat of contact cement for the template instead of tape.

[@glitchmister]

How do you determine the hole placement in the insert for the above table height adjustment for a Bosch 1617 router?

[@KregToolCompany]

Please contact our team at 800-447-8638 or kregtool.com/help - They will be happy to assist you with this. Thanks!

[@richardgraham65]

Does the new router plate insert plate not need to be secured to the table?

[@KregToolCompany]

Yes - comes with predrilled holes and mounting hardware. Learn more here: www.kregtool.com/store/c35/router-table-systems/

[@salc9593]

Will your mounting plate work for/with a Black & Decker RP200 Router?

[@KregToolCompany]

Accepts almost any router (even large, heavy models) with ease. For more information, please contact our Technical Support team at [e-mail] or 800-447-8638.

[@nicesatan]

i want to by a complete Hi!Precision Benchtop Router Table with elevator and router machine and miter gage,
can you please tel me about the price, thanks