Does it need a plunge router. I have a regular router
843942
You can use a regular router but the possibility of hitting the letters would be greater. A plunge router makes it a whole lot easier to make great signs.
843943
Does not need to be a plunge router, however you would need to be careful not to nick the sign material, as you would need to have the router running before you start to cut the wood. Plunge router is much easier.
843944
You don't need a plunge router but having one will make your job a lot easier. I made an address number sign and used a regular router. You just have to be careful each time you set the router into the letter or number guide so that you don't damage the plastic guide. Once you have it set, then its the same technique whether its a plunge or regular router. It takes a few tries but it should be pretty easy to use.
843945
I use a plunge router with mine because it is easier to control. You could use a regular router but you have to keep lifting it to change to the next letter. It works great though with some practice.
498468
Yes, as with any network you need a router that is the controlling piece of infrastructure for everything connected to the network. My answer is contingent upon you creating a normal data network. Obviously there are experimental things that you can do that don't require a router, but that would be outside the scope of what you have asked. I use twenty of these devices in a large network deployment and I am extremely happy with them.
966657
Yes you will need some sort of router, this will not affect your computer speed.
152774
I have not had any problems at all with the plunging capability. I've had this system for about a year and so far I am quite happy with this router.
966656
Do you need a router, possibly, depends on you ISP. Will it slow you down, absolutely not.
1176075
Yes but you need dremel router part, http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-335-01-Plunge-Router-Attachment/dp/B0000DEZK4/ref=sr_1_40?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1399440072&sr=1-40&keywords=Dremmel
948833
You need a plunge router I bought a Dewalt with multiple bases works great on this ststem
1441992
You will need a router if that is what you are asking. But, everything else is built in and it is very easy to use.
137521
Not straight through. You must move router back and forth and go down gradually.
1991221
That particular model wont fit. The fixed base is too small for the clamps on the table to hold it. You may be able to lock the plunge base down and use it, but i do not know for sure. LOWES carries these tables in stock at most times. Try taking your router in for a test fit on the display.
622253
my husband says he really does not know..he's looking on line..he's curious also..it may work by setting depth of plunge..tables work best with fixed base routers
497770
Only if you Router supports POE. Your router will specifically have ports labeled POE. If your router doesn't support POE, you can use an injector or add a poe router to your network.
1905907
We use a Dw618 Dewalt plunge router with it and it works great. A plunge router makes pinpointing your starting place a lot easier than a fixed base.
1528343
Even if you only use your router once in awhile, you will be better off with a plunge router. There are many set ups that are really simple with a plunge that are near impossible with a conventional router.
832904
If your router is not already Moca enabled (i know that Verizon FIOS is moca enabled, but others may not be) then yes, you need one on the router side and one on the device end.
999600
It will not work. I am not aware of any bases that are made for that trim router. I would suggest getting another router with more power. Your router is only designed for flush trimming basic profiling. It is not designed for plunge routing, the frame of your router only has attaching points on one side.
509079
You will need a Router in between for Internet connectivety and if you want to VLAN the router will also have to have this capability.