So like many have said, my Porter Cable is very loud. I saw that the MC12 was well reviewed and much quieter, so I bought one. Well turns out it does not fit in my Shark pro 60th edition. Is there an adapter? Can I make somthing? Thanks in advance, since I bought on Amazon, it's going to be a pain to return
Tony
Hitachi M12VC adapter?
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Re: Hitachi M12VC adapter?
Hello Tony,
You may be able to get an aluminum router mount with the appropriate size hole from Sam at Dixie Billet. He will do custom hole sizes. They are around 50 dollars and very strong. You would need to know the diameter of the router. Info on the web says its 3.27" (83mm) vs the 3.5" of the porter cable. His email is business@dixiebillet.com
If you are currently using a variable speed porter cable, run it a bit slower for lower noise and better bearing life. If yours is a single speed unit, the Super-PID controller works well with these. I used that setup prior to installing a water cooled spindle, which is very low noise.
You may be able to get an aluminum router mount with the appropriate size hole from Sam at Dixie Billet. He will do custom hole sizes. They are around 50 dollars and very strong. You would need to know the diameter of the router. Info on the web says its 3.27" (83mm) vs the 3.5" of the porter cable. His email is business@dixiebillet.com
If you are currently using a variable speed porter cable, run it a bit slower for lower noise and better bearing life. If yours is a single speed unit, the Super-PID controller works well with these. I used that setup prior to installing a water cooled spindle, which is very low noise.
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Re: Hitachi M12VC adapter?
Thanks for the tip and email address, I will give him a shout!rungemach wrote:Hello Tony,
You may be able to get an aluminum router mount with the appropriate size hole from Sam at Dixie Billet. He will do custom hole sizes. They are around 50 dollars and very strong. You would need to know the diameter of the router. Info on the web says its 3.27" (83mm) vs the 3.5" of the porter cable. His email is business@dixiebillet.com
If you are currently using a variable speed porter cable, run it a bit slower for lower noise and better bearing life. If yours is a single speed unit, the Super-PID controller works well with these. I used that setup prior to installing a water cooled spindle, which is very low noise.