The Ultimate Router Base!

[@Louranicas]

Just ordered the kit would love to see more videos featuring the ul timate router base

[@tomdonaldson360]

I ma impressed with the manufacturing tolerances. Well made & may be my next router attachment.

[@ianquicksr.1213]

Love to see more videos on inlays with this router base. Thank you.

[@jimknowles5483]

Great vedio!! Yes please do a vedio demonstrating in witch curved parts fit together. Thanks! just jim

[@timbeconaus]

We will Jim. Bear with us through the yoyo of lockdowns, mate.

[@paulcooper9187]

Love to how to see how to use this for inlays

[@timbeconaus]

watch this space, that's a video that is being considered.

[@JoesWorkbench]

Looks handy even just as an offset base, looks like it would last a lifetime too 😍

[@timbeconaus]

It is a sturdy bit of hardware! It should survive years

[@TheMadMagician87]

Would be interested to hear more about what you can do with this base and router combo 👍

[@jennyattuross]

I’ve looked at these on Scott’s site but at the time the exchange rate was terrible then having to add international postage made it impossible for me. Good to see the jig available from Timbecon. Will definitely be getting one as I’m very interested in doing some inlay work but also easily adjustable circle cutting jig for some resin work I’m doing.

[@timbeconaus]

We hope you enjoy using it! It is a fantastic product, let us know how you go once you get it!

[@sumosprojects]

Love Patrick doing videos on his own 👍, the backdrop is tragic from the other one you had so can you get it back please 🙏

[@timbeconaus]

All in good time Sumo!

[@jakoj2098]

timbercon need to stock the Triton routers

[@danmyers3493]

It does not ship to the USA, funny you would but on your site

[@9231tomi]

Bought it and my Makita router base does not fit 😔

[@timbeconaus]

Hi Tomi, there is a list of compatible routers on the product page you would have purchased the Router base from. If it is one of those then it should fit, you can send an email to our [e-mail] and they will be able to help you out

[@doakwolf]

Tomi, there is a video on the manufacturer's KZbin channel showing how to fit this to any router. The issue I have is there's no 1/4" centering pin included for my small DeWalt router so I'm yet to figure out how to accurately drill it. If your Makita is a 1/2" collet you should be fine to custom drill the base.

[@ivan7453]

6.07: Why does this not conform to Australian metric rule? You are selling this item in Australia we do not use imperial. I am surprised you did not tell us it was made from "aloominum".

[@timbeconaus]

It was developed by an American as Patrick said in the video. Unfortunately they haven't caught up to the rest of the world just yet.

[@ivan7453]

@@timbeconaus Is it legal to sell an item utilising imperial measurement in Australia?

[@timbeconaus]

@@ivan7453 Yes Ivan. It is. We are a patient people, waiting for our dear American friends to catch up.

[@ivan7453]

@@timbeconaus Isn't 51 years enough time?

[@timbeconaus]

@@ivan7453 Well, yeah...you'd think so!

[@alaskanmal]

I'd love one of these, but, man, look at the price. Whew!

[@timbeconaus]

Yes it is pricier than other lower level models but consider the time and effort that went into development, the time you’ll save, the versatility of the base and the quality of the materials. This base should last a long time!

[@JK-yf9sx]

Note to the videographer: This channel is about tools. Why are you impeding the message with irrelevant, aggravating music?

[@sheilbwright7649]

Almost $300.00! Expensive even if you can get a tax write off and if you can't...

[@timbeconaus]

Yes it is pricier than other lower level models but consider the time and effort that went into development, the time you’ll save, the versatility of the base and the quality of the materials. This base should last a long time!

[@sheilbwright7649]

@@timbeconaus We have a brutal commercial system unless this has been patented there is no protection for "time and effort" anyone with a CNC capable of cutting aluminium is free to copy. Even if it has "time and effort" does not guarantee a high return. I am not saying that it is not nicely made and well thought out merely very expensive.