Does this work with the plunge base and the fixed base, or just the fixed base?
1585552
Only with the fixed base of the DWP611 compact router. The much more robust and adjustable DW6913 edge guide works with the plunge base of the DeWalt compact router but not with the fixed base, and works with both fixed and plunge bases of larger DeWalt routers!
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.
158391
The base is adjustable to different sizes - I mostly use it on my I pad but I have also used it my wife's Glalaxy.
56818
No. I am able to freely slide a 3/4 inch board under the plunger shaft without it even touching the shaft at all.
803404
It does work with that one. I decided to gamble and buy it since I didn't see the answer. I just used it, worked perfectly. No issues about it being loose either as some of the negative reviews mentioned.
1175739
On the Dewalt it depends on what base you have installed. . The D shaped base ( DNP614) has a larger hole for clearance using larger bits and the guide bushings will not fit. The round base (DNP613) will accept the bushings, The plunge base also accepts the bushings. Get a round base to go with the bushings, Its less than $7, great setup.
2264733
This works by sending a high blast of air down, it's not like a normal plunger that draws a little water up and down. It may seal on your unit it or may not but it works great on sinks and tubs also. I bought an auger also just to have both, I have not used the auger yet because this thing work so good. Also NO one can say if something will do your job as who can say for sure how bad or what the obstruction is. Buy both.
152779
Sorry, I haven't used the plunge base. but a warning about the fixed base. Mine they replaced, along with the motor for failing to engage when changing the bit height. To tell the difference between the new and old base, look on the inside (with the motor out), can you see the button that goes in and out when the lever on the outside is pushed in. If so, you have the new base and apparently better. If there is nothing on the inside, you have the older version, the one I had to bring back numerous times before they replaced it. good luck
1518696
No, just insert the flat base into the hole at the legs. Then slip the chair on top of the plunger It will "set" itself firmly.
941876
No, it will not fit your router. Completely different router housings. I doubt you will find any plunge bases for your router. Looks like you will have to purchase a new router to get one with a plunge base attachment.
927849
It is simply a replacement for the original mesh that attaches to the plunger. It is not an additional part.
1682661
I believe either 1/2" or 3/4". You should be able to find specifics on basepump.com
1810740
I purchased it for the "multi-attachment" base but everything that I have seen seems to look compatible. Hope this helps!
930835
If you're just doing round overs then no, probably not. Plunge bases are great for safety reasons (protects the bit and your fingers), but mainly if you are using guide bushings, cutting mortises, dovetails, inlay, or alike - then I would definitely recommend it.
2177450
Don't think you can do plunge cuts with it. I just cut large tiles with straight cuts.
1395727
No it doesn't come with a plunge attachment, it's an extra purchase. But you can create your own guide! This is what I do... I can't keep paying for others to create attachments that I'm perfectly capable to build on my own!
2128618
The plunge base features an adjustable five-position turret stop for use when making repeated plunge cuts. The easy-to-reach plunge-release lever and switch keep control at your fingertips during routing.