Can this router be attached to a router table? If so, what type or brands of tables does it fit with? Thanks
1353926
Excellent router the best sawdust pick depth adjustment. Buy a Bosch fixed base router and put it in a basic Woodpecker table lift. Or the Bosch has its own method of lifting in a shop made table.
1353927
Don't know, but DeWalt might.Better order a piece of polycarbonate and make your own insert to your own custom table.
1353928
I'm not sure. However; I wouldn't purchase it to begin with. The switch gave out after low hours and DeWalt wanted almost $200 to replace it for me. I've used the 2 hp Bosch router and I think it is a better choice.
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.
1353930
Don't know, but DeWalt might. Better order a piece of polycarbonate and make your own insert to your own custom table.
193708
Sure you can, but you will probably have to drill your own holes in the table plate, and possibly need to pick up different screws to fasten the router to the plate.
1900105
Just about any trim router will fit. The base that comes with the table has pre drilled holes that line up with most trim router bases. If you have a plunge router it should have come with a fixed base that should fit. I never tried a plunge base. Hope this helps.
1883383
Emilo: I am not sure it would fit, but even if it did, it would scare me to use it, I wouldrather use a router table for a bit that large. Hope this helps
1375432
I have a craftsman router mounted to the table and used the bolts from the router to mount it to the table. Just remove the face plate. J.S.
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.
1965825
I had mine installed on an older Craftsman and now it's on a Delta.. --- The router table has various hole spacings...I believe you can download the bench dog manual which shows the hole spacings...
1432344
This will not work with that router. It is deigned to work with routers where the motor separates from the base such as Bosch and portercable
794840
This is not for use with a router table. this item is clamped down to the piece of wood and using the drill bit provided with a drill to make evenly spaced holes. if you are planning to use this drill bit in router, this is extremely dangerous. if you are planning on insetting this device into your router table, it would be more than useless.
2136980
Yes but this bit is huge. You could get by a smaller one. This needs to be used with a router table.
2122591
Don't know specifically about Craftsman table but you should be able to set it up for nearly any table. You might need to drill the attachment flange of the table to match the screw arrangement of the router but that is a simple job. I have foundy PC router to be versatile and reliable primarily because it is so simple.
2256795
Yes, I use that router with this table. The table comes with the correct plate to attach the router
1204850
No idea - sorry. First router I ever bought was a craftsman and had the same problem - could accept any accessories. Stick with Porter-Cable
516330
No I did not have this problem at all. The router easily attaches under the fixed base under the table. Look at some YouTube Videos how to mount the router under the table. Hope it helps. Good Luck.
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.
2204928
It comes with adapters which will fit almost every router on the market, it's an extensive list. I can say that I have both, a Ryobi and Craftsman routers, and they both fit this table.
393327
Any router table COULD be made or retrofitted to work, but I would recommend the kreig router table for convienence.