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Guide Bushing Adapter COMING SOON! Let us know in the comments if this is something you'd be interested in for your router base plates. - We've been getting a lot of feedback from you guys about widening the opening on your base plate for larger bits. And you can do that, but they'll no longer be compatible with guide bushings. - We're bringing the best of both worlds with our new guide bushing adapted. This will allow you to use larger router bits and still use guide bushings and inlay kits. -

A router guide collar is a useful accessory that threads onto a router base and guides the router along a pattern or template. The one safety concern with guide collars is that they can loosen and possibly fall off, causing damage to your work or maybe an injury. You can make sure that your guide collar won't loosen by using PTFE ahead tape (also called teflon tape) to wrap around the treads. You can find this special tape in the plumbing section of most hardware stores. Subscribe to this channe