Milwaukee 49-54-1035 Router Edge Guide with Micro-Fine Adjustment

by admin on January 27, 2010

41S4ZJ8M84L. SL160  Milwaukee 49 54 1035 Router Edge Guide with Micro Fine Adjustment

  • Router edge guide to ensure that your router’s path is right
  • Micro-fine adjustment to within 1/128-inch; superior cut capacity (9 inches from board edge)
  • Durable, all-metal construction; universal design fits most well loved routers
  • Includes guide body, mounting rods and hardware
  • Weighs 1.8 pounds; limited warranty

Product Description
Extra-long mounting rods for superior cut capacity (9 inches from board edge); extra-wide steel guide fence with auxiliary mounting holes for enhanced control; and large, comfortable set screws for quick, secure depth adjustments Includes guide body, mounting rods and hardware Micro-fine adjustment dial ensures precise routing to within 1/128-inch; universal design fits most well loved routers Milwaukee Router Edge Guide with micro-fine adjustment features durable, all-metal construction for strength and accuracy Similar to a rip fence on a circular saw, a router edge guide ensures the router’s path is rightAmazon.com Product Description
Similar to a rip fence on a circular saw, a router edge guide ensures that the router’s path is right. The 49-54-1035 edge guide from Milwaukee features tough, all-metal construction for strength and accuracy; a micro-fine adjustment dial that ensures precise routing to within 1/128-inch; extra-long mounting rods for superior cut capacity (9-inches from board edge); an extra-wide, steel guide fence with auxiliary mounting holes for enhanced control; and large, comfortable set screws for quick, secure depth adjustments. The edge guides fits Milwaukee routers 5615, 5616 and 5619, as well as many well loved routers thanks to its industry standard mounting hole design. The edge guide includes guide body, mounting rods and hardware.

Milwaukee 49-54-1035 Router Edge Guide with Micro-Fine Adjustment

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Bullwinkle January 27, 2010 at 6:10 am

Works ok, but is not a precision insturment. I have seen better for the money.
Rating: 3 / 5

Ligster22 January 27, 2010 at 6:18 am

I have just received my router edge guide. It fits fantastic. It works as advertised. Fine adjustment is just that. You use the fine adjustment to slowly fine tune your measurements. The instructions are vague but you don’t really need a manual to figure it out. There is a third knob on the bottom that allows for the fine adjustment that moves the aluminum t guide in a shuttle. You loosen the two side knobs to get it to close to your measurement and then tighten them down. Then you loosen the bottom knob (not really pictured in the photo) and you turn the fine adjustment knob. This will allow you to dial it in to your exact measurement. It is that simple. It does what it says. I strongly disagree with the negative reviews and I am just getting started in wood working.
Rating: 5 / 5

David Hilbert January 27, 2010 at 8:34 am

I’m a novice with a router so interpret what I say appropriately. The difference in quality of construction between this accessory and my Milwaukee router is pretty striking with the edge guide certainly losing on the comparison. It does work to guide the router, but the adjustment is not very precise. I end up using the micro-adjustment to fine tune the position to my marks and find the measurements on the dial unusable. On the other hand, it does guide the router and it’s simple to attach.
Rating: 3 / 5

N. J. Stickney January 27, 2010 at 10:33 am

Milwaukee products are usually rugged and reliable. This edge guide could take a lesson from other manufacturers in ease of use and accuracy. I find the micro-adjustment feature to be very hard to turn even with the bottom nut completely loose. The rails that the edge guide travels along are not connected to anything and may play a role in the micro-adjustment difficulty when they are not perfectly parallel.

This guide works and is not all of that pricey, but it could stand some improvements for which many folks are willing to pay a small extra for. I can’t honestly give it 4 stars, but 3 stars is an average rating.
Rating: 3 / 5

J. Whit January 27, 2010 at 12:06 pm

It does what it is supposed to do. I found the micro adjustment was hard to use and was disappointed that it didn’t include some hints or instructions. The adjustment knob would benefit from some lock nut on the threads and a slide adjustment of some type but instead it has a locking bolt (not pictured) that you have to loosen every time you want to turn the micro adjustment knob. I would still buy it if the price is excellent. I was concerned another brands guide would not fit my Milwaukee.
Rating: 3 / 5

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