OF-2000 router in the router table

[VictorL]

Festool OF-2000 is naturally born as table mounted router. It does not require any special  hardware.  It required only 2 or 3 M6x30 screws.

OF-2000 routers have three M6 holes on the cast sole. Just remove plastic sole. These holes do have very simple geometry 75 - 100 -125mm or square 3-4-5 triangle.

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My Bosch's router plate  already had two holes spaced 125mm, but it is possible to buy plate  without holes, and drill them.

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OF-2000 router has unique fine adjuster that works well in the table setup.

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This setup can use two dust collection points: one from the router, below table, second one from the fence.  Plus I love the price tag.

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Simple like that
VictorL

 

[VictorL]

I had basis 6 module for OF-2000. It was good, but lack of accessories in the USA forced me to sell it.
I've played with CMS-OF module and OF-2000 last week, and found that OF-2000 can be installed into CMS-OF module. For centering I used 473810 centering ring. Yes, this is OF-1010 centering ring, but it has the same diameter as OF-2000.  Here are some pictures how it looks like. 

Please note, this setup is not supported by Festool!

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[Scotty]

Victor,

Currently have the OF 2000 and am looking to hook it up to a router table.  Ideally, I have an extra miter saw stand with mounting brackets that could easily accomodate a router plate.  Which router plate would you recommend or what configuration would work best?

 

[VictorL]

Scotty,
It's up to you. I just showed two "out of box" solutions. There are many other router plates manufacturers.  Just mount router securely, and follow all safety rules.
I love Woodpecker's goods. They produce excellent aluminum plates with different size rings.

VictorL