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  1. #1
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    Bosch colt router Dimension / Measurements Please :)

    I have a new Bosh Colt on it way and was wondering if anyone can share diameter measurement?

    I am building my table and would like to cut the holder for it but don't have the physical router just yet.

    (nuts)

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    Could someone please post this measurement? I think it is 2-1/2 inches in diameter.

    Regards,
    Ken

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    So I went in a store and pulled the base off the display router. With a VERY rough measurement I'm getting around 2 13/16" - 2 7/8". That's all I needed to know. I'll cut for it when it arrives.

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    Once you get it in and and are able to get an accurate measurement, please post the dimensions. You may help someone down the road.

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    I would be interested too. I posted the 3D model I made of of my Bosch router. I am currently designing a new CNC around the Colt. If anyone had the critical dimensions I would really appreciate it!!

    My 3D bosch file...

    http://www.grunblau.com/downloadsbmo.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunblau View Post
    I would be interested too. I posted the 3D model I made of of my Bosch router. I am currently designing a new CNC around the Colt. If anyone had the critical dimensions I would really appreciate it!!

    My 3D bosch file...

    http://www.grunblau.com/downloadsbmo.htm
    I received it on Christmas eve~!! Haven't opened it yet. I will get the basic measurements and post here soon. Does anyone need anything other then the diameter?

    thanks

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    The mounting surface height would be a good idea too

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    Ok here's what I got. All in "mm"

    Easier to post pics then to describe!

    FYI, If someone makes a working file using these dimensions, please be kind and post it here.

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    **Base OFF** / rear grip height

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    *Front grip height / Base to Col

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    BTW, this is one nice router. Quite and runs MUCH better then anticipated. Great buy. I may get a little crazy and use it as a trim router on my machine tonight! LOL

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    Thanks Grunblau for the DIY cable track. I was just about to try and work up something similar when my machine was finished. Excellent. Have you cut this yet? Have a pic? Are these glued when complete?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyVegas View Post
    Ok here's what I got. All in "mm"

    Easier to post pics then to describe!

    FYI, If someone makes a working file using these dimensions, please be kind and post it here.
    Here we go...

    Thanks so MUCH for sharing the dimensions, this was very usefull, so I have made a mount for the colt.

    If you need the 3d Model, just go to Google Sketchup 3D Warehouse, I have shared the model there "Bosch Colt Mount"
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails boschcolt_01.jpg   boschcolt_02.jpg   boschcolt_03.jpg   boschcolt_04.jpg  


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    I don't know if this is a reasonable alternative or not, but K2 in the US makes a very good clamping holder for the Bosch Colt...buy one of those and devote your time elsewhere, perhaps?

    It would guarantee you a working clamp, no need to worry about tolerances, fit, etc.
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    ck

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    Even the thread is old, but it really help me alot at my current process. Thank you too much for your sharing!

    I'm a bit of worried about the heigh adjustment of Z axis. After assembling Z axis, what kind of calibration type I need to do for this step? Hope someone give me a hand about this...

    Btw, thank you very much guys!

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    So I stumbled upon this thread because I was looking for a 3D model of the Bosch colt router. I didn't find one so I made one instead. You can check it out over at Grabcad. I have pretty much all of the important dimensions to within about 0.005". Hope this helps someone!

    Bosch COLT 1HP

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    I think the 37th dimple on the hand hand grip might be a little off
    Wow that took a couple of minutes to do.
    Wish I would have had this about 8 months ago!
    Nice job.

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    Thanks! Yeah I guess it wasnt enough to just model in the critical portions.... I had to make the sucker look nice

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