Hello!
If you undo those roll pins , bee carefull! not to be in the way!
Spring is very likely to jump out!
Gav system should work , but a thin 1mm stell plate will waste less space.
(Yes it' s possible , reinforce it at both side of router- base.)
Some did it wit plywood that came around router body.
In most cases, the body is round around the shank that gives a second place to hold it.
Seen some good design by "Santé " on web site "les copeaux":
http://www.lescopeaux.asso.fr/Techniques/Docs/Sante_Defonceuse_Inclinable.pdf
Still don' t know why so many routers got so little plunge.
I think the ones that make them don' t use them..
Regards
If you undo those roll pins , bee carefull! not to be in the way!
Spring is very likely to jump out!
Gav system should work , but a thin 1mm stell plate will waste less space.
(Yes it' s possible , reinforce it at both side of router- base.)
Some did it wit plywood that came around router body.
In most cases, the body is round around the shank that gives a second place to hold it.
Seen some good design by "Santé " on web site "les copeaux":
http://www.lescopeaux.asso.fr/Techniques/Docs/Sante_Defonceuse_Inclinable.pdf
Still don' t know why so many routers got so little plunge.
I think the ones that make them don' t use them..
Regards
