Inlay Bushing and Bit with Removable Collar

You can cut both the inlay and the opening with just one template. The inlay will fit into the opening with absolute precision. Maximum 3/16'' depth of cut. Use with Porter Cable, Black and Decker and similar bases.

Looking for a simple system to make inlaying faster and easier than ever? Check out the Rockler Inlay System (sold separately).

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Inlay Bushing and Bit with Removable Collar Average Rating: 3.1 (9 customer reviews) $37.99 Add your review...

1) Submitted by Clint, from Phoenix, AZ on 7/20/2009 Customer Rating: This is a decent kit, however the bushing is very difficult to remove. I have to pry it off with a screw driver every time and ding the brass in the process. It leaves a little too much of a gap between the inlay and the cut. If you don't mind seeing a glue line then it's alright.

2) Submitted by Pat McCleish, from St. Louis, MO on 1/20/2009 Customer Rating: The unit does well. I made a Dutchman to get accustomed to moving my 2HP router smoothly. I watched a "pod cast" on the Woodsmith site. It was very helpful, although the pod cast didn't mention that the template needs to be 1/4" thick to clear the bushing. The toughest part of the process was making a good looking template out of wood! Plexi is next. I'd recommend this kit to anyone. Editor's note: Instructions for use are also found on the tech sheet linked in the left hand side bar of this offer.

3) Submitted by John, from Federal Way, WA on 12/7/2008 Customer Rating: Sale came just as I was trying to repair a table that got chopped with an ax (4 or 5 good nicks). Bushing worked great, was able to make a box to completely cover.

4) Submitted by Gilbert Calhoun, from Eagle Rock, CA on 3/18/2008 Customer Rating: I have been able to do Dutchman patches in a number of items. The redwood siding on my 1898 house. At a friends 1947 house, I have just completed doing patches on striated plywood, the stuff that went out of production in the 1970's. There were two cutouts for outlets in weird places. I was able to make patches from some scrap, left over from the remodel, to save the almost full sheets rather than rip them down and just go with a smooth wall. This router bit and coller set is fantastic. I look forward to trying some decorative inlay work on my next project. I would recommend this product to anyone who works with wood.

5) Submitted by Joel Brooks, from Eugene, OR on 11/29/2008 Customer Rating: The inlay jig itself "seems" okay, but I really would not know due to the fact that the bit snapped before I could get even half of the first small dutchman patch completed. I have other bits of similar size that are of far higher quality.

6) Submitted by Bob, from Grand Beach, MI on 5/1/2009 Customer Rating: I bought this kit for my first try at inlaying, and I got what I thought were pretty good results. I used veneers for the inlay material, and the toughest part of the job was setting the correct depth for the router bit--took some trial and error. Also, Rockler doesn't tell you how much extra to allow for the bushing when you're making your jig--more trial and error. (3/16 inch worked for me.) Editor's note. Template is not made to a different size as the removable brass bushing is removed when going betwwen cutting the inlay to making the recess. See link to instructions in left hand side bar of this offering.

7) Submitted by Mark, from Jonesboro, AR on 11/8/2010 Customer Rating: I downloaded the spec sheet. How do you remove the bushing? There are no instructions.

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