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   billl6 | Jun 24, 2004 03:41am | #1

   Jeff,

   Check out whether Pat Warner has the base you want. I have several of his and they are beautifully made. If you are not aware of his site and several books, I recommend them.

   He does amazing things with routers, and there is much great information in his publications

   http://www.patwarner.com

   Bill
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   Jeff | Jun 24, 2004 02:08pm | #4

   Great, I'll check Pat's site.

   I didn't realise he made them for the PC310.

   Jeff

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   billl6 | Jun 26, 2004 01:00am | #6

   Jeff, Just checked and Pat Warner's site lists PC bases for all models. Have you checked yet?Bill

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   Jeff | Jun 26, 2004 01:32am | #7

   Yes

   Have already been in direct contact with Pat.

   He has just what I want.

   Thank you

   Jeff

2. 
   nikkiwood | Jun 24, 2004 06:13am | #2

   I assume you're looking for a plexiglass base because it is so hard to see what you're doing with that particular router -- especially when you're doing an operation where you must be able to see your start and/or stop point.

   My own solution to the problem was not very elegant, but it does work: I simply enlarged the hole in the base plate.

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   Jeff | Jun 24, 2004 02:10pm | #5

   I have a spare baseplate I did that to.

   But, was thinking a clear one would be nice.

   Jeff

3. 
   corners | Jun 24, 2004 07:17am | #3

   Anyone have an old dead PC310 - I have the power head and would like to find a base assembly for it.