Those trigger switches are nice for hand routing but a pain with tables.
Question, does it have a pin next to the trigger that locks the trigger
until you tweak it? If so, you can use it as is.


"Malcolm Webb" wrote in message
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Another silly question but, as an old boss once said to me -- "You didn't
ask. And if you don't ask you don't want to know. And if you don't want
to know I'm not going to waste my time telling you".

I have a router which does not have a lock-on for the power switch i.e let
the switch go -- the router stops. How could this router be fixed into a
commercial router table?

Malcolm Webb