> I have a plunge base router in a table. It works great. It adjusts easily,
> and have not had to "take off the plunge attachment" to mount
> it. Most plunge routers have some sort of handle (really a knob on a long
> shaft) that is used to set the plunge level. You can use this handle when
> the router is mounted under the table or replace it (as I did) with a
> slightly larger handle that is easier to find/use when the router is
> mounted upside down. I don't have to change back to the standard handle
> when I use the router out of the table...

In case anyone is interested either Wood magazine or Popular Woodworking recently had an article on adapting a plunge router to table use by removijng the plunge spring and installing a sort of jack to make access and adjustment easier. Tom