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MOUNTING THE ROUTER
Always remove router bits
and unplug router before
mounting to router table.
WARNING
The table will accept routers with bases
up to 7" in diameter. There are two
methods for attaching routers to router
table. See chart below to see whether
your router will mount directly to the
table or will require the use of the
adaptor plate provided.
NOTE: If your router is not one of those
listed in the chart, place the adaptor
base plate on top of the router base
plate and rotate until the holes in the two
plates are aligned. When hole patterns
line up, the mounting scheme has been
identified.
I. Mounting Routers with 7"
Round Adaptor Base Plate
AA (3)
1. Remove the base plate from router.
2. Place the adaptor base plate (K) on
the router base according to mounting
pattern identified in chart. See
Figures 8 and 9.
Model
Numbers
#R160K, #R160V,
#R165, #R180
#27500, #27510, #27511
#R175, #RE175
#7600,
#7604
#690, #6931
#1823, #1835,
#1845-02
#17504,
#17505,
#17506
#7612
#DW 610
Hole
Pattern
A
B
C
D
Mount
Directly
to Table
or Use
Pattern E
F
Router
Brand
Ryobi
Craftsman
Ryobi
Black and
Decker
Porter Cable
Skil
Craftsman
Black and
Decker
Dewalt
Figure 9
K
AA
NOTE: If your router does not fit adaptor
base plate or if you wish to mount router
directly to the table for greater cutting
depth, remove the base plate from your
router, use it as a template, and drill
directly through the tabletop.
Then, countersink the holes and fasten
router to the tabletop, as described in
"Mounting Routers With Three-Hole
Base Plate Hole Pattern E" on next
page.
A
A
C
C
C
C
D
D
K
D
E
E
E
F
F
F
H
H
H
AB
AB
Figure 8