What part can I use to connect a crank to my router table guide?

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Asked By CraftyNinja22 On

Hey everyone! I have a table-mounted vice where I can adjust it by turning a wheel connected to a big corkscrew. I'm working on a project and need a specific part to attach to the guide of my router table. I want to find a hardware component that lets me use a crank or wheel to control the movement of this corkscrew, allowing my guide to move forward or backward towards the router as I turn it. Any ideas? Thanks!

3 Answers

Answered By ScrewItNow On

The part you're referring to is known as a 'vise screw.' You can find these at most tool retailers. Just be mindful of the thread pitch for adjustments; an 8 TPI screw gives you about 1/8" movement per full turn of the wheel, which is handy for fine-tuning your guide.

Answered By HandyDude77 On

You might want to check out the Incra System for router tables! It has some good setups that might fit what you're looking for.

Answered By ToolGuru99 On

Consider using a threaded rod setup, which is common in DIY projects. They're pretty versatile and can give you good control over positioning.

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