Can I mount this router to my ceiling? In other words can I remove the base and mouth it horizontally?
1498032
I got this for my dad, both sides are smooth. Did not see any keyhole cutouts for mounting screws
1498033
The stand is plastic and allows router to be inserted to stand upright. Remove it and it lies horizontally.
1748450
No. Use your present router base, with double stick tape as your template. Match screw hole size, and any type cell, you will need to counter bore the holes. Complete directions come with the plate. It is a real nice product. 5 stars.
1686201
You should be able to use it - but, you would have to manually lower your bit - in order to cut a circle out of material - if your just using it to make a shallow design (etc.) - my suggestion is to purchase a plunge base for your older router.
852835
I believe that it can mount to most standard router tables. I have not tried to do that, so I cannot tell you.
359566
No! This mounts flush to the ceiling using your current light fixture box, or you can mount with the enclosed drywall anchors as well.
187521
Yes you can, but....I tried some jointing but was unsuccessful. The fence is not precise and stable enough for jointing. Also, the "table" is unsteady and with a large router vibration is an issue, especially when the board makes contact with the bit. If you lived down my street I'd give you mine to try it out for yourself. In retrospect I wish I'd gone with a full size router table.
1922254
I have the same router on mine. I had to drill new holes to fit mine on it. It wasnt difficult at all. Just place the router on the jig with the bit centered in the hole and trace it out. Then take the bottom plastic piece off the base to mark the holes out. Just dont forget to countersink the screw heads into the jig and drill through it slowly to avoid cracking the jig.
89815
Your question is hard to understand, but I think you want to hang this from a ceiling on a chain or something. The wires come out the back, but you could run them up the decorative banding and up the chain. It will look funny because you can't remove the wall mounting collar without removing the circuit board. That's where it lives. You could remove the circuitry altogether and just have a light controlled by a switch...that's what I ultimately had to do anyway because the fragile circuitry inside took a crap after only a year.
1911073
You cannot, there are no mounting holes for that. Even if you could though the base doesn't seem strong enough to handle that mounting mechanism.
5981
Yes!!! You can do it. I bough it with the same intention, but I could't do it because I couldn't embedded the base in the ceiling, and I did not like how looked the upper box of the lamp facing the family room.
167849
Not unless you have a tech to router out some of the hole because there is a difference in the block size. Does not flush mount
1393812
Yes it can manually adjustable, ip poe it's the most easy to install. This is best for indoor ceiling mount, I hope it will solve your question.
1003650
Hello, No but you can easily drill your own holes. Just center the base-plate on your router, secure it with tape or clamps, mark where the holes of the router are onto the base, remove and drill holes. Then countersink the bottom side so that the screw heads fall below the surface. Thanks
782567
No, fixture is not designed for direct mounting. No easy access to inside of fixture. Instructions state to mount "minimum of three inches from ceiling."
489949
It could potentially be placed that way, sure. Mounted to the ceiling, I don't think so, as the switch is on the base.
2069331
No, not really!. I'm the Tech Coordinator at a High School and I have mounted 15 Now Boards to ceilings in our school with all but one hitch. That problem has more to do with an HVAC motor right above the install. The vibration of the motor keeps knocking the Now Board out of alignment. If you are going to mount your Now Board to the ceiling, make sure you use a long USB extension cable. Get one that has the signal booster in the middle of the cable. Its better to have a 50' USB with the booster than a 30' cable without one. Something similar to the PTC 15 m / 49 ft USB2.0 Active repeater / extension M/F cable - Supports High speed 480 Mbps data rate that is offered on Amazon.com
963102
Yes you can install horizontally. You have to adjust wire . And make sure first you check on wall to cover the empty wall hole. Basically design for vertical wall hole.