Rockler Aluminum Pro Router Plates

A router table insert plate makes it easy to lift your router out and set it on the table for comfortable bit changes, height adjustments, maintenance and even to use your router free hand or with a straight edge guide. These router table baseplates save you from a lot of backaches, squinting and bumps on the back of the head from stooping under the table. Our Aluminum Pro Plates are CNC-machined for flatness, will not sag, and are generously dimensioned at 8-1/4” x 11-3/4”. They work equally as well with shop-made router tables as they do with Rockler tables, and fit both our current tables and most of our old tables as well. Additional insert ring sizes are available (sold separately). Plates A & B accept Standard sized rings. Plates C & D accept Large sized rings.

Which Router Plate Do I Need?
To choose a pre-drilled plate, find your router below.

Router Plate A:

• Bosch MRC23 Series, 1617-1618
• DeWalt 616-618
• Hitachi M12VC (fixed and kit)
• Makita 1100
• Milwaukee 5615-5624
• Porter-Cable 690
• Porter-Cable 890
• Porter-Cable 7529
• Porter-Cable 97529
• Porter-Cable 8529
• Ridgid 2930 Combo Kit

Note: Current models of the Porter-Cable 892 require at least two screws to be 1/2″ long versus 5/8″.

Router Plate B:

• Craftsman Standard
• DeWalt DW621
• DeWalt DW621K
• Freud FT 1700E
• Freud 1702VCEK
• Skil RT1322-00
• Skil RT1323-00

Router Plate C:

• Milwaukee 5625-20
• Porter-Cable 7518
• Porter-Cable 7519
• Porter-Cable 7538
• Porter-Cable 7539
• Triton TRA001
• Triton TRA002
• Triton MOF001

Router Plate D:

• Bosch 1619-1619EV
• DeWalt 625
• Freud FT2000

If your router is not listed: Choose from two non-drilled plates-one with a

4” insert ring (#56935), and the other a

4-3/8” insert ring (#50850)-and drill the plate to fit your router.

Notice: For customers making custom router tables, we recommend the

Router Plate Leveling and Locking Hardware Pack (#22994, sold separately).