Hi everyone, looking forward to learning from everyone here. Long time router user here, but there is always something new to try. I have a router cabinet on wheels that my Rockler table and fence sits on. It has dust collection on the fence and below the table. I just installed a Rockler Pro lift with my Porter Cable router. My current project is laundry room cabinets with raised panel doors. I also turn lots of things on my Jet lathe.
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Wow, you have a pretty nice background in woodworking already. Welcome, Please do respond to member questions, you probably have more solutions than questions at this point. How long have you been doing woodworking? I also have the Rockler table, but didn't really like the Rockler lift, so I sold it and installed a Triton TRA001 which has a built in lift. Had to modify the table opening a bit. After a lot of years, that table is flat as ever.
We do love to see pictures of tools stands and other projects. Take a picture, load it into your computer, then in this window, just below this window is a line of icons. Between the links and camera is a little "picture" icon. Place the cursor where you want the picture, click the icon and a little window opens. Drag and drop your picture onto that popup and voila, it's done.
I have greadually enclosed the steel Rockler stand, but I also have their steel dust cabinet under there. A little crowded, but it works fine. The Triton doesn't pull sawdust down, but blows it upward so the behind the fence dust port does all the work. I like being able to store all my bit sets there, but not enough room for all the various bits I've accumulated over the years.
We do love to see pictures of tools stands and other projects. Take a picture, load it into your computer, then in this window, just below this window is a line of icons. Between the links and camera is a little "picture" icon. Place the cursor where you want the picture, click the icon and a little window opens. Drag and drop your picture onto that popup and voila, it's done.
I have greadually enclosed the steel Rockler stand, but I also have their steel dust cabinet under there. A little crowded, but it works fine. The Triton doesn't pull sawdust down, but blows it upward so the behind the fence dust port does all the work. I like being able to store all my bit sets there, but not enough room for all the various bits I've accumulated over the years.
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