Milwaukee 48-10-0060 Router

I needed a part for a Milwaukee Sawzall. Milwaukee was willing to sell it to me (their website has parts lists for all their products) for $20. I found it at a local dealer (also listed on their website) for $10.

I expect you can do the same.

I was very surprised at the low price; the wrench shouldn't be that much.

Got a decent used tool store or pawn shop near you? they will often have a bin of odd sized wrenches you can dig through for $.50 or $1.00 each.

The actual problem is, however, my router does not even exist in their system anymore. I took the machine/series number off the router itself, and entered in to to their parts list and it came up with nothing. I am still waiting for a reply from them. If they tell me it is a universal part, I will go to a local dealer that I can hopefully find around here. But, since I can't bring up any part numbers for this particular router, there isn't much I can do at this point until they can get back to me.

I do often go in to stores like that, but I would have my doubts to find something like that there. But, you never know, I suppose. I may need to go that route. If I could get something IN there to see what size it was, I would make my own wrench. But, if life were that easy, well... I don't know. :)

You can buy replacement wrenches at

That is what I am going to have to do, I guess. Milwaukee did get back to me today and told me the wrench sizes, but they no longer carry them. So, I guess I will have to either get some made up to fit the inside collet nut since it is obviously too thin to fit anything I have already or do the grinding thing, which is what I was planning on doing once Milwaukee told me the proper sizes.

Well, as luck would have it, I was over at my mom's place earlier today and looked in my dad's workbench and found the 7/8" THIN wrench I needed for this router. I already had the 1 1/8" wrench I found in one of my cars after a trip to the mechanic. So, now I am able to use this router. Well, almost. I found out now that I need a 1/2" bit for it now. Damn it! :)

I bought wrenches for my Milwaukee router at amazon.com

I lucked out, like I said. I already had a wrench a mechanic had left in my car when doing service, and I happened upon the other wrench I needed in my dad's workbench. I didn't even need to grind it down. :)