are the base holes equivalent to any other major router brands/models? looking to by something like the bench dog edge guide.
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I haven´t had the chance or the need to fit my router to any other base plate, but I can tell you that I had problems fitting a base plate that came with a brass bushing set (Riddgid brand)
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First of all I love this router and the base will fit just about any table without any attachments I have a Bosch table Wich skil is made by bosch and it works great and I love the table also.
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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.
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What do you mean by "router base hole of 1 3/4 in"? You mean depth of hole? If so, the answer is yes, sure.
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I think any of the models currently available would be adequate for router table use. My experience is with the older model that doesn't include the above table adjustment. The "below table" adjustment works fine, but is not ideal.
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No, it will not work with the base that comes with the router. You will have to get a base with a 15/16 opening
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Hi Timothy,I have purchased more than a dozen FVS336Gv2 routers for my clients and also deploy them in my own offices. The v2 has a significantly stronger processer than the previous version; I wouldn't want anything else. The v2 is NOT what is in the picture; the ports are in the front and only the power is in the back. HTH,Keith Parker
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Hello Gary, You might want to take a look at the Porter-Cable 698 Bench Top Router Table. I think it might be what you are looking for.
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I am not quite sure what you are refering to as "predrilled holes" but, I think I get what you are getting at. The mounting of any router does not depend on "holes". Routers are mounted by a clamping system that adjust to your make and model.
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Gary, it has been awhile since I bought my router extension so not sure what "insert" you would be talking about. If your talking about the plate on which you mount the router, there was no plate with the proper hole pattern available for the OLD Black and Decker router I planned to use. So, I drilled and counter sunk the needed holes in the plate I had. I believe there was a chart listing routers and the drop in plate numbers which fit those routers. GOOD LUCK!
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Bench Dog has various plates geared to different routers. Check them out and buy the correct plate for your use
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The two holes at the end of the plate bolt to the aluminum under the baseplate of the router. Will only work for specific Dewalt Routers. You need to take the plastic base off the bottom of the router.
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This edge guide did not fit my router. I returned it and purchased one from Sears. The Sears one is all plastic but it fit the large base plate of my router
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Nope. The Bench Dog table insert is sized for Rockler plates 8-1/4 x 11-1/4. The difference in the website writeups is not a typo. One of the frustrations of shopping around for router table stuff is a different hole sizes uses by Rockler/Bench Dog, MCLS, jessEm, etc. etc.
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The main router table top has I believe 10 predrilled pilot holes that line up with holes in the base. simply install the mounting screws. Every thing lines up. It was very easy and I move mine around and it has stayed very secure. I would also like to add the assembly instructions are verygood and easy to follow.
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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.
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The DWP611 Compact router won't fit out of the box... You can possibly fit the plunge base, but only on two screw holes.... But I wouldn't recommend it. Since I really wanted to mount the fixed base to the router table the path I took was to pick up some 3/8" polycarbonate (bought a 12x12" piece, but only needed 6x6") drilled the holes to mount it to the Dewalt Fixed base and purchased some brass threaded inserts to use to mount the polycarbonate to the metal plate that ships with the Bosch table...
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Nice little work horse. I use one of these for a lot of my light router work and love the compact design. To answer your question... Yes. The plate that comes with this router table doesn't have any holes drilled in it. You center the base plate from your particular router and mark/drill holes to attach the router to the table insert.