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: What would be the suitability of mounting this router lift in an outfeed table? Plywood, etc. would constantly slide over the top.
Document: * The fact that you have to adjust the height from the top of the plate makes it difficult to do &#34;plunge&#34; applications. I'd much rather bring the router up into the work than drop the work onto a spinning bit. The JessEm full-blown table (with the lift built in) has a crank on the side, and I'd like to retrofit my lift with a similar crank.
Everything seemed to work fine so I proceeded to install the motor, a Porter-Cable Model 690, and after installation I set the unit in the router table opening and it again was binding at the top of the travel. So I loosened the cap screws again and raised the motor to the top most position and re-tightened the cap screws for the carriage guide posts and it all seems to be working fine now.
I never would have been able to do this without this tool. I might have gotten close, I might have even lucked out and matched it exactly... maybe... but it would have taken forever and I might have just settled for 'good enough'. For me, just that one issue made the purchase worth every penny. Now I look forward to using my router table.
They assured me I didn't. After spending several hundred dollars on a Kreg Router Table, this doesn't work on the table, and it doesn't fit my Router. But it fits in Incra Router tables. Really? I can't understand why they can't engineer a way to make it work with Kreg Tables, and most brands that have the rabbet.If you have an Incra Table and one of these specific Router models, -I'm sure it would be great.
I've got a Bosch 1617 mounted on a Rockler table, with the Rockler vaccum system dustbox under it. Until I got this lift, changing height or cutter bits was a real pain. Everyone knows the drill: remove the plastic plate screws, open the box door, release the clamp, fit one wrench inside to hold the shaft and the other outside to loosen the collet, etc! Then repeat most of the process to adjust the height!
This leaves no hand to hold a ruler to see if the height is correct. And most of the time, with the Porter-Cable router I have, the router would change heights when I tightened the cam lock. And with some router bits I could not adjust it low enough before it was coming out of the base.Now with the Mast-R-Lift I have no more frustrations.
This is my second Jessem router lift. I know this has INCRA on it, but the guts are Jessem. I do like the magnetic inserts that INCA added to the basic Jessem. So I would by this INCRA model over the Jessem. My experience so far shows this lift stays with 0.003 inches of your initial setting. That is really good for my work.
I have a Kreg router table and I love it except hate changing bits on my Bosch router. Very difficult to get to. I finally purchased this unit, and it is amazing. Fits the Kreg table perfectly, and the mounting plate is steel (or maybe aluminum?) not plastic, so it stays nice and flat. The magnetic inserts are the coolest thing I've ever seen. Super easy to install, and it works smooth and easy. I should have bought it a long time ago!
I sprayed the two carriage shafts with LPS and cleaned them and checked the travel again but that did not help.I walked away from it for a while to think about it and when I returned I watched the movement of the left side carriage on the guide post and determined that was where the problem was. I loosened the left side carriage guide cap screws in the top of the table plate and worked the carriage up and down and the tightness and chatter problem was gone.
Incra MasteRLift II Model #02120 BindingMy wife purchased from Amazon the above lift for a Christmas present for me and I&#8217;m having a problem with the new unit.On page 2 of the instructions you state to &#8220;Crank the lift carriage up so that it just contacts the O-rings at the top of the carriage shaft.
Answer: yes