OEM Craftsman Router Parts & Accessories

KNOB

$6.55

Fix Number: FIX19513041
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610923283

Knob

SPACER

$6.55

Fix Number: FIX19513141
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610927743

COLLET AND NUT (1/2-INCH)

$32.09

Fix Number: FIX19512224
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610906284

SPRING

$6.55

Fix Number: FIX19513763
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610991371

DUST CHAMBER

$10.28

Fix Number: FIX19513188
Manufacturer Part Number: 2610934336

Key

$6.20

Fix Number: FIX10199107
Manufacturer Part Number: 1619X04172

This switch key is an original part direct from the manufacturer and is used with a Craftsman router table. The switch key is a key component to making the machine run. The plastic key is an individually sold part. This does not require the use of any tools to use.

Insert

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10198882
Manufacturer Part Number: 1609441765

This is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The insert kit is commonly found in Craftsman router tables. This is a set of three inserts made of high-quality plastic, which are used to cover the gap around the router bit, and come in different sizes to accommodate different bits. No tools are required when replacing this item. Simply remove the old part and slot the new on into place.

Carbon Brush Assembly

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10080335
Manufacturer Part Number: 290069048

This is a genuine manufacturer approved replacement brush. It is specially produced for Ryobi routers. Includes one (1) carbon brush with lead wire, spring and a metal holder attached. Please note, most tools use two brushes. It is recommended to replace both brushes at the same time to ensure top performance. Replacing this carbon brush is a simple task that should only require a screwdriver to complete this job. • First make sure the tool is unplugged • Remove the brush caps • Remove the old brush • Secure the new brush • Reassemble and test your tool

Installation Instructions

John from HARPSWELL, ME

Replacement brushes did not fit.

I removed old brushes, and seeing they did not match, I made modifications to the new set.
This was done by rotating the brush set 90*, and beveling the edges to match the previous set. This took a little finesse using a knife and sandpaper to fit the tolerances.
All said and done with the new brushes in place, it ran!
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