AMB 1050/1400 Tool Mount for LowRider 3
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I wanted to create a mount that does not change the offset of the router too and still has got the dust collection.
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This model prints with the recommended settings for all the other LowRider parts, 2-3 perimeters, 30% rectilinear infill, structural printing. The “AMB Tool Mount” has to be rotated for the best result, but it should work like this as well.
You only need to print every part once, there is no middle holder, unlike the mounts for the Makita, Kobalt etc. since the main mount is the bottom one and the top one only gives a tiny bit of stability. The router is held in the mount by an additional screw.
The bottom part of the dust shoe does not need to be reprinted (if you also want to use the magnets and a brush, I recommend my improved dust shoe for the LowRider with inlaid magnets for more stability and the ability to add TPU brushes). It is a little harter to get the dust shoe over the nut, it's kind of big, but absolutely doable. I plan on remixing the dust shoe with a bigger opening if this proves to be a problem.
You can also see a little screw with a cable in the front of the mount, fixed with an inlaid M3 nyloc nut. The screw touches the spindle's body and grounds it so that you can work with a touchplate without a crocodile clamp. Just put the (detachable) touchplate below it and you are good to go. There are also holes for 5x4 magnets (like in the dust shoe) to close the little gap that is there without. One pair of magnets should be enough, two are possible.