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Old 06-05-2007, 10:02 AM   #1
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Just a easy to make small router table...

Made with MDF and some 1/4" thick plastic for the top, this router table was made to hold and use the 1HP Bosch Colt VS Trim Router that can do many router jobs...you don't need a 10lb. hammer to drive a tack in the wall and the same thing is true for most routers jobs...



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Old 06-05-2007, 09:29 PM   #2
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Bob, yours turned out to be a machine and a half. Very nice. Ithink I could get by with this table and not much more. I am thinking about getting rid of my big one and getting another plate and putting the fixed base dewalt on there. I could then do everything I do on it.

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Thanks Corey

You know me You can't have to many routers and router tables, and the little one is and will be a winner in my book..
I now have it setup with the 1/4" bit and will be set for all the slot jobs that I have to do..all the time...

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