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Title: Works GREAT in a Table!
Review: I have had this router for a while, and recently bought a plate and top to mount it in a table. I built my own cabinet and attached the "store bought" top. I had to drill and countersink the base plate and used some longer screws to attach the router. As for changing bits, just loosen the locking screw and drop the motor out of the base from the bottom. Then you can change the bits with the motor on the table. This also helps keep the buildup cleaned off the depth adjusting mechanism. The depth adjustment stays in front for easy access compared to those where you twist the motor in the base. Plenty of power for all but the larger bits. I am considering the variable speed Freud plunge router for my table just for panel raising bits (more HP and slower speeds), but hate to give up the convenience of the bit changes.
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