router and table.

Hi Skipper ... good to meet you ... as to the table situation there are a few factors and variables that are different to each and all of us. How much shop space do you have? How confident are you to build your own? What are your main priorities with the router (edge forming or joinery)? Over here in New Zealand the only router table I could buy out of a shop was the Triton one (a damned good one too), and I have the DW621 and to mount it in there would have been one major engineering exercise so I made my own. The final size of it is 700mm by 600mm and this seems plenty big enough for both edge forming and joinery.

Hope this helps,
Aaron

Hi.
Thanks for the reply. My sytem went down and I had to do a rebuild to get back up.
I am seriously considering mounting it into my Jet saw extension. Most of the tables I see are like one piece where the router is fixed into the base and adjustments can be a real hassle. I like the principle the Rosendhal's use where you simply pick up the router out of the hole to replace bits and make adjustments. The ahve a lot of neat fixtures and jigs. I suppose, to get down and dirty, one will have to make a make a slew of them. I might just buy their base plate to fit my router and then cut that out into my table. This way, I can buy their templates and jigs. Nice talking to you. thanks ss