You can make it yourself. go to lescopeaux,asso,fr and see "ascenseur pour défonceuse"
replace "," by "." because y ave not yet 10 post.
Excuse my englich, i speek only french, sory
Santé

 

The link is: http://www.lescopeaux.asso.fr/Techniques/clic.php3?url=Docs/Sante_Ascenseur_Defonceuse.pdf

Cordialement
Santé

 

Dennis sorry I am unable to assist with your question above.Welcome to the forum there are many here who can assist you getting what you want to do with a router. Just a reminder there is more that can be achieved when the router is held in the plunge mode check out the material below.

Tom
(Template Tom)

 

Dennis,

Lifts are generally designed for fixed-base routers or where the motor is removable from the base. To accomplish what you're looking for, try Router Raizer

If that approach is not to your liking, the 1619EVS makes a heckuva good handheld backup to a second router mounted in a lift. Others here use the 1617EVSPK (removable motor) with a conventional lift, although the fixed base for that 2-base kit (I believe) has through-the-table height adjustment, so you may just need a mounting plate with the kit.

One of you with using this router in a table, please respond!

 

Apologies for dredging up something 14 years old, but...

I was given a Bosch 1619EVS. I ordered a Jessem router lift which they said could be used for this router. In essence, the mounting is a blank template and you need to do your own drilling.

However, I am not positive what this looks like for the Bosch 1619EVS. It seems like the plunge handles and springs will need to come off. At that point in time, I'm questioning what the rest of the router will look like and what will be left to work with for mounting.

I am somewhat new to woodworking, but can generally solve things. However, I don't want to rip apart the plunge router only to find that it doesn't work in this lift.

 

welcome to the forum, @kenmoremmm .

 

Welcome to the forum @kenmoremmm