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The Makita 194579-2 Router Guide Rail Adapter is a robust metal accessory designed to integrate select Makita routers with 55 in. or 118 in. guide rails. Ideal for professional-grade dadoing, mortising, and trimming, it offers heavy-duty durability and precise alignment, making it a must-have for millennial pros seeking flawless craftsmanship and versatile tool compatibility.





































| ASIN | B004Z55E9I |
| Amperage | 15 Amps |
| Base Type | Plunge |
| Base type | Plunge |
| Best Sellers Rank | #102,045 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #10 in Router Replacement Parts |
| Brand | Makita |
| Brand Name | Makita |
| Color | gray |
| Country of Publication | Japan |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,342 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 Years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00088381352611 |
| Included Components | Guide Rail Adapter |
| Item Type Name | Makita 194579-2 Router Guide Rail Adapter |
| Item Weight | 953 Grams |
| Item weight | 953 Grams |
| Manufacturer | MAKITA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 194579-2 |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Model Number | 194579-2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Power source | AC |
| UPC | 088381352611 088381376099 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
B**G
Good one.
I have tested it, haven't really used it yet, but you can trust Makita accessories.
T**W
Universal einsetzbar auch für "no Name" Oberfräsen!!!
Hier ist aus meiner Sicht eine begeisterte Rezension angebracht! Der Adapter passt wider Erwarten trotz unüblicher Stangen (10 mm Durchmesser und 110 mm Abstand Mitte - Mitte) auch auf meine "no Name" Oberfräse (Montage dann mit den mitgelieferten 8 mm Stangen)! Obwohl die vorgesehene Verwendung auf eine symmetrische Montage der Befestigungsstangen ausgelegt ist (Abstand der 8 mm Stangen beträgt 85 mm, der 12 mm Stangen 115 mm), lassen sich die 8 mm Stangen auch in den 12 mm Aufnahmen montieren. In meinem Fall paßten aber auch diese Maße nicht richtig, doch ich konnte die mitgelieferten 8 mm Stangen sogar unter Spannung montieren! Das erweitert die Möglichkeiten erheblich! Dazu müssen die 8 mm Stangen, die in den 12 mm Aufnahmen sitzen, zuerst und in diesen ganz nach unten gedrückt montiert werden. Erst dann werden die Stangen, die in den 8 mm Aufnahmen sitzen, montiert und erst dann wird der Abstand zur Führungsschiene (also die Fräserposition) durch Verschieben der Fräse auf den Stangen eingestellt. Des Weiteren werden 2 verstellbare Auflagen mitgeliefert, um die Auslage des Adapters so zu justieren, dass die Auflage der Oberfräse parallel zur Werkstückoberfläche geführt wird. Allerdings ist zu beachten, dass u.U. ein Hilfsholz verwendet werden muß, da die Auslage des Adapters je nach Fräsergröße ziemlich weit von der Kante der Führungsschiene entfernt läuft. Ich hoffe, dass das die Verwendung nicht zu stark einschränkt! Die Führung auf der Schiene läßt sich nahezu spielfrei einstellen! Hierzu ist ein überlanger Kreuzschlitz-Schraubendreher hilfreich! Insgesamt ein tolles Teil, das auch verarbeitungsmäßig einen sehr guten Eindruck macht! Die Fotos sollten durch den eingeschriebenen Text selbsterklärend sein!
G**O
Handige hulp die op meerdere merken geleiderails past
Handige hulp die op meerdere merken geleiderails past
G**T
Makita routers this will work with
The most disappointing point about this item is that there is no information provided here about what routers - makita routers this will work with. Fortunately it worked with my oldest 1 hp router with 1/4 bits and works well but would not connect with any of my other 4 routers, including a makita 1/2 bit plunge router, dewalt 3 hp, triton 3 hp and a bosch. Works well with the Makita and Festool tracks. Don't know about any others. If you are looking for a list of routers - go to the Makita web site, track saws, tracks and track accessories image. On the picture for this guide, there is a list of current Makita routers that it will work with. Hope that helps.
D**Z
Really useful addition
I got this as I had a project to do that involved routing a load of grooves across sheet material. For anything like this previously I had just butted the router up against a straight edge, generally the back side of a saw track. That's all fine and good but you have to be very careful to either not push too hard so as to move the track or not push hard enough and the router goes walkabout and you get a squint cut. This thing solves all those issues. I have a Makita DRT50 (the cordless trim router + plunge base) and it is easy to set up with that. Uses the smaller sized rods, the larger rods and spacing I think would work with most larger plunge router bases. I use it in combination with my track and parallel guides to position each cut. Using the parallel guides is a great hack that I saw someone do online. You have two options, either butt the cutter up (or a hair shy) of the splinter guard and use your parallel guides in the same way you would for a plunge saw, or keep the cutter a little bit shy of the splinter guard (to avoid any risk of shaving a bit off it) and either account for the offset in the measurement or re-calibrate the parallel guides to reference off the router cutter. Doing that you can work very quickly and don't even have to mark and measure. Item itself is a fairly basic bit of plastic with metal rods. Only thing I don't really like about it is the mechanism for tightening it to the track to remove any lateral play. I say mechanism but its just a screw that bends a bit of plastic so that it grips the profile on the track. It does the job just fine, but not sure how this system would stand up to regular use. I certainly don't use this tool every day so it will be fine for my purposes. They should incorporate a system like plunge saws have where you turn a knob and it moves a cam that grips the track. A few comments about how it doesn't sit level on the track, that's what the little foot thing is for. Sit the thing on the track and the workpiece, push down on the track end to hold the router level and up off the workpiece and then set the foot so it is brushing the work piece.
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