Is the old of2000e router compatible with the lr32 rail / system?

[rsh]

If they can work together, what all is needed to make it happen?

thanks,

 

[ajones]

the lr32  base plate which is needed to mount the router to the lr32 system only fits the of1010 and of1400 it may be possible to drill it to fit the of2000 but my guess is that its probably to large a router to be practical on the lr32

 

[chrisrosenb]

The plate can be drilled for any router that will fit on it.

 

[GhostFist]

Big chunk of router to drill 5mm holes with....

 

[rsh]

my hope was to use the big chunk of router rather than a big chunk of dollars.
thanks for the help everybody

 

[ajones]

my hope was to use the big chunk of router rather than a big chunk of dollars.
thanks for the help everybody

It may be worth thinkng about buying a small cheap router that you could mount to the lr32 plate that way it could be left mounted as a dedicated router

 

[GarryMartin]

It may be worth thinkng about buying a small cheap router that you could mount to the lr32 plate that way it could be left mounted as a dedicated router

+1

If the cost is the concern, get hold of a small, cheap plunge router, even if second hand. After all, you're not really taxing the router drilling 5mm shelf holes and 35mm hinge holes, and if you're not doing this professionally, you'll probably not use it very often.

The OF2000 will be cumbersome.