Can this router be mounted on a router table, assuming I had the right insert ring?
639248
probably cold be depending on the table. I have a table that is attached to my Table saw and the router really strong enuff for my purposes on a table. I mostly use this router for dovetails and smaller jobs. To be honest, I now hav e the sister DeWalt model that has a light on it.
639249
Yes it can easily be mounted on a router table. In fact Rockler makes an excellent router table for trim routers. I personally made a portable one out of a sheet of plywood because I needed one a bit larger than the Rockler. If you search Amazon.com for Rockler Trim Router Table you will see what is offered. You can easily mount it to an existing router table by drilling new holes or purchasing or making a new plate ring.
1512826
Yes, but it as mentioned here, you will have to custom fit the MAKITA ROUTING PLATE to fit what ever the ROUTER TABLE LAYOUT requires. I haven t used the Makita Router with a Router Table, but I checked the Router Specs before purchasing what the requirements were. And as others have mentioned it can be used w Router Table. Hope this helps
2122593
You probably can but it would not be my choice. Making adjustments would be difficult and I'd be concerned about how securely it could be mounted. If using a router table is a must I'd select a different model.
669498
Not having this saw I cannot say absolutely, however, in doing a bit of research the depth of your table is 27" which will match up with the 27" deep ProMax table. Looking at pics of the DeWalt saw it looks as though you would need to remove the left table extension and attach the ProMax to the existing bolt holes. There are several holes in the side of the ProMax table to mount to several different bolt configurations so I am thinking you should not have any issue with attaching it. If you read my review, please don't do as I did......CHECK FOR LEVEL AS SOON AS YOU GET IT. I have since replaced my table saw mounted router table with a full size Bench Dog router table which is good and flat. But use a good straight edge and check it level. The other tell-tale will be if you cannot get your router plate to sit flat on all four sides. Even it is a very small amount, remember any shifting of the wood due to an uneven surface will show up on your routered edge. My other recommendation is to use some blue locktite (not the super duty stuff) on the router plate leveling screws because the vibration will loosen these up and take your router plate out of level. Good luck.
1343784
No and that's the problem - the router I had did not fit the mounting so I returned it. Word to the wise...
794420
The porter cable will fit. The table had a standard bolt pattern so most routers will work with it. You may need to use your own screws for some models but those are readily available from your local hardware store.
2136980
Yes but this bit is huge. You could get by a smaller one. This needs to be used with a router table.
2125400
The short answer is yes. The router plate in this table is not pre-drilled. It comes with a template that makes it very easy to locate and drill the mounting holes. I have never had anyone express difficulty with performing this task.Scott VMTW
874767
I never used it on router table,but it seen to be a good question,maybe we can think about it!
946507
I can't say with 100% certainty, but there are two ways to attach a router to this table, and I was able to attach my Bosch router to it just fine.
1921852
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.
1427161
There are no pre-drilled holes for a router. It mount by inclosing around the router. You can check JessEm's website for what routers will work and what you might need to work with your router.
1921851
The two previous posts/ comments are correct. Yes, it should fit, but it's not pre-drilled to fit 25 different router sizes, shapes and hole configurations, so it means you don't have an insert plate that looks like swiss cheese. You use the clear template included to mark and drill holes in the insert plate that match your router exactly.
2220035
If he made his own router table, he won't need additional parts outside of a few screws. The fixed base will fasten directly to the underside of the table, so long as the gentleman has drilled matching holes centered around the hole the bit will sit through. Of course, he will need longer screws to reach through the thickness of the board, but we are talking pennies here.
485055
The rest-plate-on-screw-head-and-adjust-plate-height thing is for sure the case with my table saw inserts. But for this router, I made up a router table (Formica to cabinet-grade MDF) and mated it to the table saw, like an extension table, but cheaper than cast iron. I know, I know--but lighter, too, and it works just fine. Then I routed a recess for the router insert, found brass flat-head screws that just fill the chamfered holes. Which means the screws through those corner screw holes hold the Triton insert plate flat and flush with the router table surface.
920108
I don't know the dimensions of that particular router table, but I do know that this jig requires a T-slot located 6-6.5" away from the center of the insert plate. If your table is large enough, it's easy enough to install a T-slot if one does not already exist in the right spot. But I learned the hard way that a small/bench-top router table will not work with this jig. But that makes a good excuse to build/buy a new router table.
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they sell both custom specific to certain routers and blanks to drill your own holes, so I don't know if they have your particular router, you may need to get the blank and drill your own holes, as far as mounting to a table, I built my own custom top and added it to my table saw. so now it doubles as an extension for my saw and a built in router table, sorry I couldn't be more helpful with your specific question, but perhaps this gives you an alternative solution. good luck