Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will the router fit in the case while the d-handle base is mounted to the motor? Do you have to remove the base to fit the router in the case?
Document: You have to remove the motor and put it back in the fixed base for it to fit in the case. I haven't yet tried putting the plunge base back with the motor in it, but it looks like it may not fit either. I suppose accommodating the motor would have just made the case even bigger, so that is the compromise.4.
Easy access handle mounted Plunge lock to hold tool in deployed position allowing  for flat bottom mortices and dadoes. Shopvac hoses fit snuggly and dust/chip extraction works about 90% with some minor dust leakage.D handle base is a joy ( for me) to use with a built in trigger lock  so you can  lock the tool on and then concentrate on guiding and routing.
Awesome Router and attachments. The fixed base allows for easy installation in my router table and the 2-1/4 HP motor provide more than enough power for my woodworking projects. The Plunge and D-Handle bases are great for top routing projects without the table. Delivery was early and the case is very durable. Great Product. Thanks Dewalt and Amazon!
It works virtually the same as a fixed base so no improvement. I figured if everything was legit put the fixed base mounted under a router table and then use the d handle for portable use. With the quick change supposed to be nice fitting easy adjust system that should have been convenient, well built and ideal. Well it has a trigger design that is sticky. Very cheap auto lock feature found on tools I would pass on just because it uses that plastic pin that always jams.
The motor unit is all scratched up from forcing it in and out. I wanted to baby it and be cafeful and not man handle it but the metal is very soft like aluminum not steel and the fit was very skewed. The metal housing looks ugly sticking out misaligned with the yellow plastic shroud. It's sloppy. With continued use the motor unit made of some soft alloy will strip and be too loose causing lack of rigidness making it wobble. Not good for a supposed precision and low vibration tool.
So far, no issues. I am very pleased with the performance and features.fyi ; this does fit the Porter Cable router table Model 698, but you will need to provide your own mounting bolts.The larger, even enormous, case could use some improvements like a storage area for holding bits and/or a bit case and other small parts.
This introduces some slop into the process, so it's a bit of guessing and trial and error to get the right depth. It works okay, but is probably very inefficient if you are having to change depths regularly (in which case the plunge base may make more sense).5. During startup, my motor makes a pretty strange noise--like bearings vibrating. I've read a few reviews where the DeWalt router motors have died, so the noise has me a little paranoid.
It doesn't fit the standard shop vacuum. Then again, none of the tools I own fit a standard shop vac... what *is* with that?!?F.) The depth adjustments on the Bosch seemed like afterthoughts, in my view. The fine adjustment isn't easy to turn or read.Now to the Dewalt:A.) The Dewalt comes with a D-Handled base. The motor fits beautifully in all three bases.B.)
The balance is good , so easy to handle and guide.Changing from the three bases could not be any easer.It has removable power cords, so there is no tangling or cordsI have had a lot of router in my day, i believe this is the best.I have the 3 - 1/2 Horsepower also but it is so big and bulkie, i  mounted it the my router table and will leave it there and use it for a stationary tool.
I purchased this router to do speaker cabinet work and also to be part of a tool collective my friends created. After looking at the price point I wanted, this was the only real option on the list.We have used Plunge Base and the Fixed Base, but not the D-Handle (that I know of). The motor swapout, while very handy, is also rather difficult depending on the base it is in.
Answer: yes