Aluminium Router Table Insert Plate,Woodworking Benches 9.4x7.9x0.2 Inch Router Flip Plate with Miter Gauge Guide Aluminium Fence Sliding Brackets(Blue),MG-051BL

I was nervous due to there being no reviews but I went for it an I bought the one that comes with a miter gauge and the fence. The miter gauge itself is pretty small but for a hobbies it may work. I ended up drilling my own holes and the plate is flat enough for me. All in all I’m glad I took the chance and bought this. For the price you really can’t complain. I’ll add pictures once I get everything put together.

The media could not be loaded. The product is okay but was put together poorly. The rails are not flush with the surface of the base. I would need to take them apart and reassemble them with the correct alignment. The angle guide doesn't fit tightly with the rail and will jiggle and cause inconsistency in the angle. This is bad for a product that needs precise routing angles. One of the rings around the routing hole is too thick not flushing with the routing surface and therefore not usable. I might have to route or file it down if need to use it. The Allen wrenches included are of the wrong size. There are 2 sizes for the screws, but the larger wrench would fit the smaller screws while the smaller wrench doesn't fit anything. Some nice parts, but the quality of the product as a whole isn't good.

Smaller than expected but great quality product. I built a custom table to install this into and now I have a stable portable router table.

Totally waste of money. The guide doesn't move freely or shaking. It also interfere with the router bit. It can not be used. I wish I can give 0 star if I can.

This is one of a number of router inserts on Amazon designed to be used with a router lift for a 65 mm diameter trim router. I bought this along with a matching two-post router lift. I have no complaints regards the router lift.My main complaint about this insert plate is that the diameters of the hole and the counter bore for the a template bushing are over-sized and not concentric. They are also not centered on the center of the router bit when the lift and router are mounted to the plate. In my narrow minded opinion this makes it impractical to use a template bushing with this insert plate.This insert plate and lift are designed to be used with the “hand crank” for the router lift located approximately 1.7 inches (50 mm) to the rear of the center of the router. The fence covers the hole for the router lift crank. I will refrain from making further comment on this aspect.There are two screws used to mount each section of the fence. They are both M6 fasteners and use the same style square nut inside the channel of the extruded fence section. However one has a hex socket head head and the other has a #2 Phillips (aka ‘cross’) countersunk head. A minor problem that could be solved by replacing the latter with proper M6 x 12.5 mm long hex socket head head fasteners. The two scales (0 to 9 cm) have no meaningful relationship to anything on the insert plate except each other. Lastly I do care for the 10 mm x 3 mm miter slot or its accompanying cheap miter gauge.The “big surprise” was that the hole pattern used to mount the router lift is NOT symmetrical front to back. To be fair, it is symmetrical left to right.The only reason I am giving this insert plate two stars is because it did attach to and fit the router lift perfectly.I had a heck of a time making a dimensioned drawing for this part and found some surprises along the way. I am a half blind, senile old man. The dimensions shown in the drawing are as close as I could measure them. If I was going to use this part then I redo the drawing to normalize the dimensions to the nearest half millimeter. However I do not consider this part worth wasting any more of my time on. I have purchased a different 120 mm square insert to replace it.

Haven't mounted this yet but seems to be of good quality

I had to return because I didn't order one that fit my old router but great looking product

As a few have mentioned in the comments this has some issues. The carriage bolts that hold the fence keep you from bolting it down to a solid surface. Easily fixed by either sanding the bolts down a bit and then adding some spacers (washer) or doing something more extreme like using your router to route out the area.The square doesn't slide because the fasteners are rubbing. Easy fix with a little sanding/grinding with a dremel.Overall very good for a very low price, I'm happy.