Guide Rail Adapter Compatible with Milwaukee Router - Made in USA

I recently received the new prototype. Wow!! fits my Milwaukee track perfectly with no deflection and a smooth glide on the track. I highly recommend the revised edition. American made and quality product. Nice work gentlemen and thank you!

Affordable and an amazing tool. I used it on my Milwaukee router on the track saw and the results were dead on and completely accurate without any tear outs.

The fit to the router plate was spot on. I have the MIlwaukee palm router and Milwaukee Tracksaw track.Like other reviewers pointed out the centerline triangle on both front and back are off by ~1/8th of an inch to the left of the Milwaukee palm router centerline marks on the router base that can be used instead.The fit into the rail does have a slight amount of play, but can be overcome by keeping pressure to one side while routing.

Have been making dado’s using the table saw, router table or a self-made jig on long boards. Normally they come out fine but sometimes not so fine. When I saw this jig, I was at first apprehensive because it seemed so simple and inexpensive. Decided I didn’t have much to lose other than a few bucks so gave it a go. Wow, I was blown away with the results. Should have had this years ago. Now I am considering getting the jig for the plunge unit on my Milwaukee M18 router.

Awesome router! Another quality tool by Milwaukee! Done a ton or projects with this router and it has been great!

This is one of those things I didn't know I needed. Bought on a whim but now I wouldn't want to do without it. Easy installation, works perfectly. Not only does my Milwaukee router make perfect dadoes now, but it does it far more safely and with far greater control than before. I can also still use my router without the rail and with this base on, it doesn't need to be removed every time which is awesome!

Just another great product by Milwaukee. Powerful motor, instant stop, great feel, easy to clean, 6 speeds. Just all round great router. Can’t go wrong with these guys.

Only flaw is the centerline triangle/arrow pointer does not line up with the centerline of router/bit. Think of a triangle pointer where the top of the triangle is supposed to point to reference, but the centerline is actually the bottom corner of the triangle instead. Not a big deal if you used a test piece first but annoying to remember every time. Since this item is cnc’d for a specific router, and I’m using that router, this should not be this way.Other than that, it’s steady within the track rail with very little deviance. That’s more important than any triangle pointer.