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For 1/2" collet routers! Give your router bits an additional 2-1/4" (for #9465 or 2" for #9473) when you extend them through the router table top with our router collet extension. Eliminate the dangerous temptation of withdrawing the shank from the collet in order to raise the bit and to "provide the full depth of cut." The router collet extension makes it possible to use all diameters of 1/2" and 1/4" shank bits safely. Place the router collet extension shank in the 1/2" router collet and the router bit shank in the extension collet and tighten both. Wrenches and instructions included. NOTE: Will not work with 1/4" collet routers.
Wrench Sets for previously purchased Router Collet Extensions are now available for both 1/4" and 1/2" shank. #9466 1/2" Shank Wrench Set.....SALE $7.95 #9474 1/4" Shank Wrench Set.....SALE $7.95
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all customer reviews and ratingsAverage Customer Rating: By bob sopko (bethlehem pa US) No comment. By Richard Franks (Kyle Te US) I purchased the extender to use my router to make bowls. Using the extender and a bearing guided dish cutter bit, I can use a template and remove stock to a depth of approx 3". I was concerned that the extender would introduce some wobble or eccentricity to the bit. This has not been the case at all. The sides of my deepest bowls are perfectly straight and require minimal sanding. Great product, great price and great service - like always. rf By Marc Rea (SIERRA VISTA AZ US) This extension is a great idea. It allows me greater flexibility when I use my router table! Now I can use bits that would not clear the table top without raising them unsafely in my router's collet. By John Hanlon (Encinitas CA US) I use both the 1/4 and 1/2" extensions in my router table. They have made all the difference in the world in the ease of changing bits and obtaining the exact height I want. At first I tried changing bits while the extensions were still in the table but found it easier to pull the extension and change the bit out of the router. |

