Hi
Sorry for this maybe stupid question and poor english.
I have a regular plunge router that is supposed to be used as a "handrouter". However I wish to mount it under a table to use it as a fixed (staionary) router setup.
When I plunge the router all the way down as much as possible the router bit does not stick out far enough to be "above" the tabletop.
Kind of strange to explain .
So I basically plunge it all the way down, as much as possible. Then i fix it in that position , when I then hold the router upside down and put it through the hole in my table the routerbit is not sticking high enough, it sits almost level with the tabletop surface.
My tabletop thickness is two MDF plates from .70 inch thick ...
Any ideas suggestions ? thanks a lot y'all
Bram (Belgium)
Sorry for this maybe stupid question and poor english.
I have a regular plunge router that is supposed to be used as a "handrouter". However I wish to mount it under a table to use it as a fixed (staionary) router setup.
When I plunge the router all the way down as much as possible the router bit does not stick out far enough to be "above" the tabletop.
Kind of strange to explain .
So I basically plunge it all the way down, as much as possible. Then i fix it in that position , when I then hold the router upside down and put it through the hole in my table the routerbit is not sticking high enough, it sits almost level with the tabletop surface.
My tabletop thickness is two MDF plates from .70 inch thick ...
Any ideas suggestions ? thanks a lot y'all
Bram (Belgium)