Router table insert plate — high-quality aluminum alloy, hardened for long-term use - Durability: Manufactured from a premium aluminum alloy with increased surface hardness to resist wear and maintain flatness over time. Designed to withstand repeated routing tasks without deforming. - Precision control: Built-in metric scales give you clear measurement references at the table insert, enabling more accurate cuts, fewer setup errors, and repeatable results. - Smooth performance: Flat sliding surface minimizes friction and drag for smoother passes, improving workflow and reducing tear-out for a cleaner finished edge. - Improved stability: Rigid construction reduces vibration and improves cutter alignment, raising both the accuracy and overall finish quality of woodworking projects. - Flexible fit: Configurable to multiple size options and compatible with a range of screw spacing patterns, so the insert can be adapted to different table openings and mounting arrangements. - Wide router compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with various types of trim routers and router bases used in routing and trimming applications. Key attributes at a glance - Function: Router table insert plate for use with trim routers and routing tables. - Material: Hardened aluminum alloy for long service life and dimensional stability. - Measurement: Integrated metric scales for intuitive, on-table measurement references. - Performance: Flat sliding surface for reduced resistance, smoother feeds, and improved surface finish. - Compatibility: Multiple size configurations and adjustable screw spacing to match different router models and table cutouts. Practical applications (examples) - Edge trimming and profiling: Use the insert with a trim router to create consistent, smooth edges on cabinet doors, tabletop trim, and moulding. - Precision joinery and grooves: Guide shallow grooves, rabbets, and inlay channels with repeatable accuracy using the metric scales and stable platform. - Small-batch production and repeat work: When producing multiple identical parts, the insert’s stability and measurement references reduce setup time and cut variability. Why this insert solves common problems - Reduces setup guesswork by providing metric scales directly at the table, so you can dial in measurements without relying on external gauges. - Lowers scrap rates and rework by improving cutter stability and reducing vibration during passes. - Saves time in multi-part jobs through its adaptability to different screw patterns and router bases, avoiding the need for multiple custom plates. Installation and use tips - Verify screw spacing and table opening dimensions before configuring the insert to ensure a proper fit. - Use the metric scale to set up incremental passes when removing large amounts of material to maintain control and surface finish. - Keep mating surfaces clean and check mounting hardware periodically to preserve plate flatness and alignment. No brand or model details are changed from the original specification; this description reflects the original product functions, material, and compatibility features.