can this router be attached to a router table?
1512820
Yes it can be. You will have to clamp it or screw it to the router table of your choice.
1512821
I don't see why not. You most likely would need to buy a plate to fit your router table from Rockler or Woodcraft or another woodworking source. Then you would need to drill the plate to fit the bolt pattern of your router base plate. I really love using this little guy by hand and using my big 3hp router in the table. But if you were only going to buy this one router, then it is worth the time it takes to adapt it for table use.
1512822
it is posible if someone makes an adapter plate for your table or you can make your own , but i dont think it is a good choice for a router table , ideally you want a bigger router for table routing
1512823
yes-mine is attached to this small table. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=30716&site=ROCKLER. I had to drill my own holes in the mounting plate as they did not line up with router
1512824
yes-mine is attached to this small table. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=30716&site;=ROCKLER. I had to drill my own holes in the mounting plate as they did not line up with router
1512825
As the others have stated this can be attached to a router table. You will need to carefully lay out your hole pattern to insure that the router is centered in the table. Remove the bottom plate and use it to center the router and mark your bolt pattern. There may be a pre drilled router plate available but I have no first hand knowledge of this. Check Amazon, Peachtree, Rockler, Lee Valley etc. Good Luck and Good Routing
1512826
Yes, but it as mentioned here, you will have to custom fit the MAKITA ROUTING PLATE to fit what ever the ROUTER TABLE LAYOUT requires. I haven t used the Makita Router with a Router Table, but I checked the Router Specs before purchasing what the requirements were. And as others have mentioned it can be used w Router Table. Hope this helps
2019664
This may depending on where you put it. This is designed to attach to the router's antenna connection which means it may have to be inside depending on where your router is.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
193708
Sure you can, but you will probably have to drill your own holes in the table plate, and possibly need to pick up different screws to fasten the router to the plate.
284691
No, I don't believe you can. Porter Cable uses a different locking configuration to hold their router assemblies than what Bosch uses. For your purpose, I would recommend searching Amazon for 'Universal' router table mounts. There are several companies that sell bases that fit a wide variety of routers (Rockler, MCLS, Peachtree) that use Amazon marketplace.
2079141
Mr. Mark Bueler at Incra.com is THE MAN to ask that.I have dealt with him several times; he's listed on their website with email address etc.; Incra DOES HAVE a TEMPLATE for installation in a generic table top, as mine is a HOMEBUILT router table, I got the template.Hope this helps?
516330
No I did not have this problem at all. The router easily attaches under the fixed base under the table. Look at some YouTube Videos how to mount the router under the table. Hope it helps. Good Luck.
2220037
Yes this router can do that. The only addition part you absolutely need would be the plate. If he already has an insert plate then he's all set. If he doesn't then I recommend buying a steel or aluminum one which aren't that pricey. The advantage to buying one over making one would be that the aluminum plate will not sag under the weigh of the router.
1289012
Nope! The easiest way to add that capability would be with an additional box working in conjunction with the router
566082
The table comes with a drilling template for attaching different routers, also on Kreg's website under Media Center there is a video that explains how to use the drilling template and the router they use in the video is a Triton. Hope this helps.
1750940
NO. The DW P611PK is too small. I own both and I'm going to need to buy a Bosch 1617 router to put on this table.
2122591
Don't know specifically about Craftsman table but you should be able to set it up for nearly any table. You might need to drill the attachment flange of the table to match the screw arrangement of the router but that is a simple job. I have foundy PC router to be versatile and reliable primarily because it is so simple.
1375433
This is a universal fit item.If your router has a flat base plate it should work.You will need to find bolts that will work to bolt it to the table.
2210696
there are 4 little arms below the table to hold the router base. You need to use it plunged. It is a little troublesome to adjust the correct height and to centralize it. So it is only worthy to set it up if you have a lot of work to do. But once it is set, it works well.
244631
I believe you can. But to be honest I'm currently running DD-WRT on it (which I know for a FACT will let you do it, I use DD-WRT on another router to do just that).
794840
This is not for use with a router table. this item is clamped down to the piece of wood and using the drill bit provided with a drill to make evenly spaced holes. if you are planning to use this drill bit in router, this is extremely dangerous. if you are planning on insetting this device into your router table, it would be more than useless.
893537
I cannot answer these two questions without removing the router from its housing in my router table--way too much trouble, as once it is in place, it stays there. I recommend that you contact Porter Cable directly and get this information.