Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: had lots of problems raing the base in a table set up. finally sprayed silicone on the base and it seems to work better. any one having this problem?
Document: This is my second Bosch router. The first is permanently in the router table and this was purchased for everything else. The set up is straightforward and seems to have been well thought out. We've all had tools that seemed to be designed by an MIT engineer who had no idea what he was designing the tool to do. This router is just the opposite. I'm very pleased with it.
The 15amp router market is usually reserved for Router Table behemoths - the big Porter Cables, Hitachis, Triton, and several others; with the 12amp doing the hand-held heavy lifting. This 15amp Bosch is clearly an exception - and and excellent one. I've pushed this hard for the past three weeks, with deep mortises in Jatoba (an incredibly dense wood) using Bosch's template guide bushings, and hand-held edging - more delicate, precise work.
Everything about this router kit is top notch but for one thing. Other reviewers here and elsewhere have mentioned that the plunging mechanism of the plunge base is not smooth. I think that characterization is kind. The action is difficult to the degree that you risk marring the work piece or bind unsafe. I suggest Bosch take a look at Triton's design in which the handle operates a geared mechanism to slowly and accurately plunge the router head.
Hi,I purchased two of these routers last year, one for router table and other for hand use. Both plunge base bearing-shafts bind when pushing downwards. Both router bases have not been used more than a couple hours each. Must push just right and quite hard to get the plunger to descend. And when it does, it goes very quickly and dangerously. I have just contacted our local Bosch Service Center and waiting to hear back.
Sweet set up! Handle trigger is rad, a lot more safe and convenient. Very well designed. Plunge system is smooth and consistent. The motor is a work horse.-AF-
I love the led light. This is a thoughtful idea let me see my working piece clearly.So far I have used it with pine and it runs very smoothly and very steady.The sound is low, not the high pitch one that hurts my ears.The only problem I have is the weight. A little too heavy for me.
Another update - With the problem listed below, I brought it to the bosch center and they fixed the problem and even mailed it back to me free of charge. However, the same problem has recurred. got to go back to the bosch center. In between breakdowns, the router was only used a couple of times.UPDATE - I'm really hating this router. Just got it back from being repaired and it still doesn't work properly.
As others have stated the plunge base action was a problem for me also. I think there was manufacturing problem with these units, however I sent it back to Bosch and they quickly sent a replacement under warranty. It was a small problem from a company that usually has terrific products and customer service. Most of my portable power tools are Bosch. Make sure to buy the dust collection kit - RA1177AT.
The micro adjust was easily able to set a precise height for the dovetails. Bit changes we easy and the collet releases the bits without any issues...Power is all you really except for the big panel bits, and the design of the motor doesn't fit most router lifts... So if you're looking for a dedicated table set-up, stick with the porter cable motor.the plunge system on the Bosch is also very good.
Haven't got time to look into details until recently, haven't used yet. However the item doesn't look new since there are a lot of scratches on both base plates and spare holder. There is no item list in package, and there are empty slots in the case, not sure it's even a complete set. I live overseas, so it' costly to ship back, so I will keep it.
Answer: yes