I also have the free height adjuster. Does that mean I can adjust the height
without messing with the depth springs? Those suckers are really strong when
the router is upside down under the table.
Ron
"JAW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ron Stitt woke up and had the following words of wisdom ....:
>
>> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would
>> like to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to
>> easily remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>>
>>
>> Ron
>>
>> If it isn't broke, fix it until it is.
>
> How are you going to adjust the bit height and maintain some stability
> with
> the plunge springs removed ? I have a M12V in a router table (New Yankee
> workshop plans) for about 2 years now and I use the height adjuster (that
> came free with the router) to manipulate the bit height. Seems to work
> fine. Now if I could find a above adjuster that did not cost a arm and a
> leg, then I would install that.
>
> JAW
>
> --
> Theres a little man in my head, saying things better left unsaid.
Thanks! Just what I was looking for.
Ron
"James Ruetenik" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ron Stitt wrote:
>> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would
>> like to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to
>> easily remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>>
>>
>> Ron
>>
>> If it isn't broke, fix it until it is.
>
> Try this site http://www.routerworkshop.com/mark1.html?list=me01--
"Ron Stitt" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<1097933870.UUQLaHFC+aDzLpjYdX2ztw@teranews>...
> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would like
> to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to easily
> remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>
Check out http://www.woodshopdemos.com/cmt-jr6.htm
He shows how to get the most from this router in a table.
Dick Durbin
Tallahassee
Ron Stitt woke up and had the following words of wisdom ....:
> I also have the free height adjuster. Does that mean I can adjust the
> height without messing with the depth springs? Those suckers are really
> strong when the router is upside down under the table.
>
> Ron
> "JAW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Ron Stitt woke up and had the following words of wisdom ....:
>>
>>> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would
>>> like to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to
>>> easily remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>>>
>>>
>>> Ron
>>>
>>> If it isn't broke, fix it until it is.
>>
>> How are you going to adjust the bit height and maintain some stability
>> with
>> the plunge springs removed ? I have a M12V in a router table (New Yankee
>> workshop plans) for about 2 years now and I use the height adjuster (that
>> came free with the router) to manipulate the bit height. Seems to work
>> fine. Now if I could find a above adjuster that did not cost a arm and a
>> leg, then I would install that.
>>
>> JAW
>>
>> --
>> Theres a little man in my head, saying things better left unsaid.
I have used it this way fro some time. Not too hard to turn. I found out
that you do need to regularly dismount the router from the table and clean
out the thing. Even though I have it all hooked up to dust collection, I
still get fine materials in the plunger area.
--
Theres a little man in my head, saying things better left unsaid.
Ron Stitt woke up and had the following words of wisdom ....:
> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would
> like to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to
> easily remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>
>
> Ron
>
> If it isn't broke, fix it until it is.
How are you going to adjust the bit height and maintain some stability with
the plunge springs removed ? I have a M12V in a router table (New Yankee
workshop plans) for about 2 years now and I use the height adjuster (that
came free with the router) to manipulate the bit height. Seems to work
fine. Now if I could find a above adjuster that did not cost a arm and a
leg, then I would install that.
JAW
--
Theres a little man in my head, saying things better left unsaid.
Ron Stitt wrote:
> I have a Hitachi M12 that I am going to use in a router table. I would
> like to remove the plunge springs from the router. Is there anyway to
> easily remove them without taking the router completely apart?
>
>
> Ron
>
> If it isn't broke, fix it until it is.
Try this site http://www.routerworkshop.com/mark1.html?list=me01--