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Originally Posted by archangel . . . but the three little screws that hold the router are a pain to remove, then it,s a total pain to re-center the router and get all three to start threading in all the holes so it can be screwed down again.
It just takes too damn long to move it from one spot to the other, and to try and install it under the table is a total P.I.T.A! |
Ditto that.
All of my tables -- two I bought and one I built have been like that.
And for many years it didnt bother me -- but as I get older and lazier. . . .
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Originally Posted by archangel I just wanted to twist the router 1/4 turn to pull it off the bottom, then twist it 1/4 turn to remount it on the back. |
I think I understand what you are looking for --
You want baseplates that are 'permanently' attached that you can then attach your router to (with base attached) with a single twist.
Unfortunately --- I don't think I have ever seen such a creature -
If I understand right what you are looking for -- I'm afraid you are going to have to create it.
As for alternatives ---
My vote goes with those who suggested -- just get two bases. Mount them. Then just slide your router in and out.
The round plate BJ suggested sounds like a good idea too -- not sure it would work on your vertical mount. But if it would -- then you have the side benefit of never having to remove anything -- as it could be left on for handheld work.