Triton TRA001

I use the larger Triton TRA001 (the older model without the through plate winder) in an Oak Park table.

The plate is 11" x 11".

The router is mounted at an angle as per the attached photo.

There is no problem with clearance on my set up, but if you are going to use the router in a confined cabinet, I would suggest another 2" of knuckle clearance.

 

I would suggest another 2" of knuckle clearance.

thanks for this information James, makes a lot of sense.

Do you mean either side? ie allow 15" x 11" or 13" x 11"

kind regards,
Jill

 

Perhaps just bolt the router to a cheap piece of plywood or MDF (not intending it to be the final surface) and then measure.

Here's my 2 1/4 HP Triton hanging like a bat under the MDF (which I am using as the final surface)

Then box it in with some cardboard or whatever. See if your hands fit.
Prototyping.

 

Hi

The little hole you have in your table for the bit just will not do it for me I use many,many router bits on my table..up to 3 1/2" in diam..like the bit below
http://www.amazon.com/CMT-800-627-11-Tenon-Cutting-Router/dp/B000P4LKH8

Plus I have many routers that I use on the same table
Your router table top ▼
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