Guide Bushing Base for a Dewalt Trim Router
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The base has an integrated 5/8" guide bushing and is used in place of the stock base.
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The opening in the base of the Dewalt trim router is too large to accept guide bushings. Makers BobMakes, Ross, and Aesculapius solve the problem with their 3D-printed substitute bases that have the right diameter openings for a typical set of guide bushings. My approach is different in having integrated a guide bushing as part of the 3D-printed base. So if you do not have a set of guide bushings, you may be interested in this model. But if you want to use one or another of the guide bushings in your set, you will want to consider the other designs.
My bushing has an outer diameter of 5/8", or not quite 16mm. If there is any interest in bushings of other diameters, whether Imperial or Metric, I will be happy to send you an .stl for that dimension. No charge. My only trim router is the Dewalt, so I cannot supply guide bushing bases for other makes.
The threaded screw holes in the trim router are not quite concentric. Accordingly, the through holes and recesses in the stock base are large, allowing adjustment. Included is a 3D-printed centering cone to help centre the bushing plate.
I used generic PLA with 5 top and bottom layers, 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layer height at a structural, not speed, setting, and 30% infill. At this writing the base has not yet been put into action, but other 3D-printing adventures in woodworking make me confident in using this tool.