Will this item work for a router that is not plunge? I have an older Black and Decker router but it isn't a plunge router.
1686200
Yes it should as long as it has mounting holes on the base plate that match up. I use it with a Ryobi standard router and it works great.
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.
847955
You have to know the VOLTAGE and how many AMPS your router requires. I would recommend going on the net and check with the manufacturer or if you have and old power supply it will have that info on the back. The size of the plug matters too, as it must fit into your unit.
1900103
I use a dewalt palm router with mine. It's the diameter of the base you need to be concerned with. There are 3 tabs for leveling and do are used to support the plate the router is attached to. The 1/4" thick x 5-3/4" diameter acrylic base, what I am talking about. The tabs extend inward no more than about 5/8th's of an inch. Can measure and edit later. Of course, if you don't mind modifying your base on your plunge router, no reason it wouldn't work.
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.
1923758
Sorry, no idea. You need to determine the diameter of the internal opening of the base plate for your router and see if it is the same as these guides. The guides are made to the (pretty universal) Porter Cable dimensions, but many routers need either adapters or alternative base plates. For example, Rockler make a universal base plate which will work with many routers.
1335615
Bit works fine for me....I would suspect too deep a cut rather than the motor. Try several shallow cuts if you haven't tried this already. Note that I used a Porter Cable model 6912, which is 1 3/4 hp, same as the router power you used. Of course if the router vibrated before it touched wood then you have a balance problem. Unlikely.
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.
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.
1528342
when i bought mine the plunge base wasn't available on amazon, if it had been i definitely would have bought it. great router, even better with the base.
913972
Yes, I have the DW618PK router and the brass inlay kit fits perfectly in the base of the plunge router.
1087760
I bought this table for my Bosch 1617EVSPK router. It's a heavier duty consumer router and Bosch routers seem to have an advantage on Bosch tables - all models are listed on the table's manual for base mounting specs and instructions - I've never had any problem with my setup - I don't see why your router would be any different.
2118917
In theory it will work. This particular model is not very well made, however. Mine lasted as long as two runs of my router before it started smoking. There are better models out there, they cost a little more, but you get what you pay for.\
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.
1101694
I didn't buy it for a specific router, I have a old black and Decker and it bolted right up to it.
1353929
This is underpowered for a router table, imho. You'll need to go up to one of the over 3HP routers for a table. I suppose you could run it in a table, but it will struggle with larger size bits.
566083
The phenolic insert comes without mounting holes. You have to drill your own, so if the router is smaller than the size of the insert you should be fine. It does state fits any router.
93651
This will only work with the compact DeWalt router. you could possible drill and tap a couple of holes and make it work but u would be better offf to buy one for the router that you have.