| Brand | Jet |
|---|---|
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 32"W x 42"H |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Item Weight | 229 Pounds |
| Base Type | Fixed |
| Manufacturer | JET |
| Part Number | 737000CK |
| Item Weight | 229 pounds |
| Item model number | JRL-912 |
| Color | White |
| Style | Router Lift with Cast Table Ki |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Included Components | Router Lift, 32" Fence Assembly, 32"x24" Cast Iron Table, Floor Stand (with Miter Gauge and Power Switch), Dust Collection Box, Flip Stop, Fine Fence Adjuster (x2), Vertical Feather Board |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 5 Year |
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| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | — | — |
| material | Alloy Steel | MDF | Plastic | Metal, Plastic | — | — |
| voltage | 120 volts | 120 volts | 120 volts | 120 volts | — | 0 volts |
| weight | 229 pounds | 30 pounds | 4.5 kilograms | 18.2 pounds | — | 10.75 pounds |
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Lift plate
The lift plate is warped. By reading other reviews, I’m not the only one. You could send it back and hope for a better one, but my hunch is that’ll they’re few and far between. The plate is made out of cheap metal and it flexes easily.I’m not sure how Jet thought that you you would get 10 bolt level, under the plate (horrible design). You could pull that lift assembly (5-7 lb) in and out a million (feels like) and get the 4 corners level, then put a small level across the each side and adjust the center ones up. Sounds reasonable? Until you put the two screws in from the top, on each end, all the “tuning” you did goes out the door. This very frustrating and very time consuming! Not to mention the warped lift plate.You could try to level it on the corners, screw it down, then, from underneath, twist the bolts until they meet the plate.You could do what I ended up doing, which you shouldn’t have to do after paying $1,899 dollars, is do what they should have done, and use set screws (drill, tap) in the top so that you can adjust from the top. All I can think of is that it must have cut costs doing the way they did.I could get 3 of the corners level. I drilled a hole, with countersink, and reversed the bolts in the 4 corner and adjusted corner and bolted them down, using the same bolts and holes meant for the underneath application.The measures on both side of the fence are useless because they’re fixed an 1/8 or so off.It was not easy to put together because of all these poor designs and poor craftsmanship.The ring at the top doesn’t allow for larger bits. You can tighten them. Put the plat on on, then the bit, then put your finger underneath one side, to hold the spindle lock.I’d I had to do it all over again, I would probably consider the next model up or a different brand.
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The lift plate is warped. By reading other reviews, I’m not the only one. You could send it back and hope for a better one, but my hunch is that’ll they’re few and far between. The plate is made out of cheap metal and it flexes easily.
I’m not sure how Jet thought that you you would get 10 bolt level, under the plate (horrible design). You could pull that lift assembly (5-7 lb) in and out a million (feels like) and get the 4 corners level, then put a small level across the each side and adjust the center ones up. Sounds reasonable? Until you put the two screws in from the top, on each end, all the “tuning” you did goes out the door. This very frustrating and very time consuming! Not to mention the warped lift plate.
You could try to level it on the corners, screw it down, then, from underneath, twist the bolts until they meet the plate.
You could do what I ended up doing, which you shouldn’t have to do after paying $1,899 dollars, is do what they should have done, and use set screws (drill, tap) in the top so that you can adjust from the top. All I can think of is that it must have cut costs doing the way they did.
I could get 3 of the corners level. I drilled a hole, with countersink, and reversed the bolts in the 4 corner and adjusted corner and bolted them down, using the same bolts and holes meant for the underneath application.
The measures on both side of the fence are useless because they’re fixed an 1/8 or so off.
It was not easy to put together because of all these poor designs and poor craftsmanship.
The ring at the top doesn’t allow for larger bits. You can tighten them. Put the plat on on, then the bit, then put your finger underneath one side, to hold the spindle lock.
I’d I had to do it all over again, I would probably consider the next model up or a different brand.
I’m not sure how Jet thought that you you would get 10 bolt level, under the plate (horrible design). You could pull that lift assembly (5-7 lb) in and out a million (feels like) and get the 4 corners level, then put a small level across the each side and adjust the center ones up. Sounds reasonable? Until you put the two screws in from the top, on each end, all the “tuning” you did goes out the door. This very frustrating and very time consuming! Not to mention the warped lift plate.
You could try to level it on the corners, screw it down, then, from underneath, twist the bolts until they meet the plate.
You could do what I ended up doing, which you shouldn’t have to do after paying $1,899 dollars, is do what they should have done, and use set screws (drill, tap) in the top so that you can adjust from the top. All I can think of is that it must have cut costs doing the way they did.
I could get 3 of the corners level. I drilled a hole, with countersink, and reversed the bolts in the 4 corner and adjusted corner and bolted them down, using the same bolts and holes meant for the underneath application.
The measures on both side of the fence are useless because they’re fixed an 1/8 or so off.
It was not easy to put together because of all these poor designs and poor craftsmanship.
The ring at the top doesn’t allow for larger bits. You can tighten them. Put the plat on on, then the bit, then put your finger underneath one side, to hold the spindle lock.
I’d I had to do it all over again, I would probably consider the next model up or a different brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2020
