guide bushes and levelling screws

[louis]

I am a total beginner in woodworking and I can do with some help.
I'd like to make my own routing table.
The table top will be a 28 or 38 mm kitchen worktop cut out and a
axminster router table insert.
The template for the insert needs a 20 and 40 mm guide bush.
I have a DW625 and I can't find the bushes anywhere.
I also can't find levelling screws (as they advised in the catalogue)
to make the insert flush with the table top, wich would be handy for me being a beginner.
Can somebody help me with this please or is the whole idea wrong.

Regards, louis.

 

[beejay]

http://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/rou ... _tips.html

Visit the above and you will see how to cut for the plate without using guide bushes.
Also, you don't need levelling screws for the plate. If you cut the recess carefully it should fit flush with the table, alternatively go a little deeper and simply use shims of some sort.
hope the above helps.
beejay

http://community.webshots.com/user/eunos9

 

[RogerS]

Louis..I used think card as shims on mine. Some corners needed two/three shims and others only one or two...then just fixed the plate down. I cut my insert hole out using the wealden tips and you do get an excellent result and a VERY tight fit!

 

[OLD]

The cut chipboard edges should be sealed same as use in a kitchen and you can use masking tape for shimming also

 

[Bean]

I used sone wood screws for jacking screws, seems to work very well