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Originally Posted by Thomas Edwards Hi folks,
as anyone can see from my 'intro' I am unused to woodwork and am not at all comfortable with a router.
I have a Ryobi 10" saw that will accept an extension to accommodate a router. So my son bought one for me and I fitted a light duty router to it. It is difficult to get at for adjusting the height of the bit or even changing bits. I put most of this down to the fact that I am not skilled with this configuration and figure that I should/could become more accomplished IF I start using the darn thing more.
Anyway, I thought perhaps others in the group have gone this way and could give me some pointers.
I have a Powr-Kraft 6" jointer that is just occupying space and thought I might be better off to build my own router table rather than struggle with this.
Suggections and encouragement please.
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I have the same thing... it's a PITA...
Yes, it's much better to have a separate router table...
If I were to do it now, I would get the Oak Park kit
http://us.oak-park.com/catalogue.htm...--&product=620
... I also have their Spacer Fences for box joints... very good stuff!
... the table top is predrilled for all of their jigs, etc...!!
Hope this helps...