Router and removal of plunge springs?

Perfectly allright, m'lord. Save the springs for later. Tom

Toller wrote:
> "The3rd Earl Of Derby" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> I have a cheap B&D 850W router and have just aquired a router table
>> is it ok to remove the plunge router springs to ease placement of
>> the depth of the cut as it is a bit akward with the router mounted
>> underneath the router table?
>>
>> The router will be a permenant fix in the table as I have a Makita
>> job for heavy work.
>>
> I do 95% of my heavy work in the router table. Heck, I do 95% of my
> light work there also.
> Doesn't make any sense to put an 850w router in a table; put the good
> one there.

Hah! but now and again I take the Makita out on jobs. :-)
Tally Ho!
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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

tom wrote:
> Perfectly allright, m'lord. Save the springs for later. Tom

I say, thanks for that. :-)

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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

"The3rd Earl Of Derby" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I have a cheap B&D 850W router and have just aquired a router table is it
> ok to remove the plunge router springs to ease placement of the depth of
> the cut as it is a bit akward with the router mounted underneath the
> router table?
>
> The router will be a permenant fix in the table as I have a Makita job for
> heavy work.
>
I do 95% of my heavy work in the router table. Heck, I do 95% of my light
work there also.
Doesn't make any sense to put an 850w router in a table; put the good one
there.