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Porter-Cable 42000 9-Piece Template Guide Kit
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MSRP: $51.52
Your Price: $34.26
Savings: $ 17.26 ( 34% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Porter-Cable
Prices subject to change. Please verify price during checkout.
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Porter-Cable 42000 9-Piece Template Guide Kit Features
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Works with a range of routers
Constructed from precision machined steel
Ideal for dovetail and hinge butt jigs with guides for 42027, 42057, and 42042 applications
Includes general guides 42024, 42033, 42036 and 42045
Each guide is designed to be compatible with the standard 1-3/16-inch diameter center hole router sub-base
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Additional Porter-Cable 42000 9-Piece Template Guide Kit Information
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No ifs, ands, or buts about it—if you need a versatile set of templates, then Porter-Cable 42000 9-Piece Template Guide Kit is the perfect kit for you. It’s easy to operate and a great way to save time. The kit is comprised of template guides 42027 and 42057 for dovetails; 42042 for hinge butt jigs; and general guides 42024, 42033, 42036 and 42045. In addition, two 42237 lock nuts are included. Versatile and durable, this innovative kit is crafted from precision machined steel and is compatible with Porter-Cable, DEWALT, and Makita routers plus any others built with a template guide adapter.
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What Customers Say About Porter-Cable 42000 9-Piece Template Guide Kit:
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I haven't used these yet but I checked out several similar items on the internet and these looked like the best value.
Not as nice as brass, but functional.Delivered in a timely manner with sufficient packaging.
My local HD (central mass) has just cut the price on this exact set to $5.00.That's pretty hard to pass up.They're not great template guides, but for $5.00, they're certainly good enough to have on hand as backups or for times when you're using more than one router on a project.
These meet my expectations and then some.Regards,J Coggin I recieved the template guides promptly and in perfect condition.
I appreciate everyone has an opinion based on their experience but I don't see anything remotely current----time wise.Is there a reason for this.I'm new at this router thing with a new PC 890 and want the best for the minor stuff I'll be doing but relying on info from five years ago is not to be very revealing.Thanks.
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