I've just about got this table ready to go.
I got it all together last night, but I was too tired to give it a test go.
Next I'll build a small cabinet below it to store bits and other misc router goodies.
I had no drawn up plans, I just measured and went, keeping a few videos I saw in mind.
Of course it probably looks just about like all the others out there, but the difference is "I" built this one.
I tried to give it what felt to me like an old timey finish, like a piece someone's grandfather might have had in his shop.
I also added a patina to make it look a bit worn, but well loved.
I decided to design this so it can sit on either side of the fence and or table, or be used alone without the TS fence.
I have a dewalt 618 installed in it, but the directions don't seem so clear to me as to how far the router is supposed to extend above the table at full lift.
Should I be able to press in the shaft lock at full height, or does that become useless in a lift and it stays below the table?
I got it all together last night, but I was too tired to give it a test go.
Next I'll build a small cabinet below it to store bits and other misc router goodies.
I had no drawn up plans, I just measured and went, keeping a few videos I saw in mind.
Of course it probably looks just about like all the others out there, but the difference is "I" built this one.
I tried to give it what felt to me like an old timey finish, like a piece someone's grandfather might have had in his shop.
I also added a patina to make it look a bit worn, but well loved.
I decided to design this so it can sit on either side of the fence and or table, or be used alone without the TS fence.
I have a dewalt 618 installed in it, but the directions don't seem so clear to me as to how far the router is supposed to extend above the table at full lift.
Should I be able to press in the shaft lock at full height, or does that become useless in a lift and it stays below the table?