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Brenda, They are just saying that if the router is too big, it won't fit. The sub-base is the plastic, usually black, disc on the bottom of the router. This disc is about 6 inches in diameter and about 3/16 inches thick. It is usually held onto the base of the router with three screws. The base is the big aluminum piece about the size of half a loaf of bread that has the handles and into which the router main part (the motor) slides into. For most router tables, you mount a router base (with the sub-base removed) to the underside of the table with screws. The router table becomes a giant upside-down sub-base. If your base fits, and the screw holes line up, you are good to go. However, it is very helpful to have an extra router base (without handles) to leave permanently attached to your router table so that you can easily swap the router between the table and normal use. Good luck!

1.You will have to allow the wireless device to be seen in the router.
This means you will have to access the wifi allowance table in the router
Procedure steps for this is in the router user manual > usually found on the installation CD that came with the router or you can go to the manufacturers site and get the instruction set to do this.

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Hi Ruggbob
My name is Larry Boccioletti from Toronto Canada.
I am a service dealer for Freud. I can get you an operating manual for your router BUT there is no assembly instructions for it.
If you need parts for your router I can supply.
I am the last dealer in Ontario for Freud because they were bought out by Bosch and are being fazed out.
my company is Halton Maintenance Centre and my email is [email protected]
Larry

I have a Craftsman professional router table, laminated model 26608. I can not find a parts manual for this item. I tried a number of way to find parts for this item. I believe this was made by Bosch. I can not purchase a Router table mounting plate for this item. it measures 7" x 8". with a center hole of 3". also 3" insert rings. Bosch and Sears makes items for a professional router but the center hole is 3 3/4 inches and the plate is a lot larger in width and length. I have gone to Bosch on the internet and came up with a model RA1171. This is a model like the one I purchased; however, they have changed the size of the adapter plate and the center rings. the model no. they show is 29LCN1428.

If you are doing freehand routing, you need bits with a ball bearing on the end to track the un-machined edge of the work. Other complicated designs require some form of 'jig' or fence that controls the position of the bit. If you didn't receive an owner's manual with your bequest, it would be helpful to find some good how-to manuals at specialty wood-working stores which also give you ideas for projects, making jigs, using a router table, and other useful information. Use a decent respirator and safety glasses when routing as they produce prodigious amounts of fine wood dust. Don't smoke while using the router as the dust in the air is quite explosive if ignited. The pictures in these manuals show how the router is mounted in the table and how to use it properly. The bits that you use must be very sharp to make clean cuts without also making smoke. Hope you find this useful!

I searched for an answer to your question, but found no good answers. It may be that you can only use certain routers with this table.

Here's a link with a few basics: click here.
But your best bet is to search the library in woodworking magazines like Fine Woodworking, American Woodworker, etc, etc for past articles on router tables and router projects. Also read the reviews, (like this one) of router tables currently available and you'll get an idea of how to set up featherboards and fences and vacuums to make the most of your work.
There are also some online router forums and guides that will shed a lot of light on common problems and solutions, see here and here
Or do a google search on routers + woodworking.
You'll turn up more info than you can digest.

I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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