Michael
I have seen one or two made with it.
2ea 3/4" plywood with the tempered masonite glued on for the top .
Looks great and works great for a bit BUT then the masonite starts coming up because it's is so hard the glue will not hold on to it.
Then you end up putting screws in it to hold it down true and flat then you need to sand down the counter sink holes you put in ,there goes the nice flat top and the nice finish you put on it.
The ones I have seen the stock will hang a bit at the base plate when you push the stock over it and you need to lift it a bit to get over base and that's a real drag when you put a nick in the stock you want true and clean, no nicks.
I think it would work if you DON"T use a base plate insert,and just mount the router to the 1/4" masonite i.e. cut a 7 1/2" sq. hole in the plywood and CENTER the router in that hole.
NOTE** besure and cut your center hole 3 5/8" and make some inserts to fit that hole and a way to hold them in place.(a backup ring 4 1/8" on the under side ,will do that job)
Then when you need to change bits just drop the router motor out the bottom but the router base is locked in place on center.
Good Luck
Bj
