| Project by CoolDavion | posted 427 days ago | 2592 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I’ve been working on the project that seems like it will never end. A wall unit with 10 drawers.
Since I will need to dado 40 drawer parts for the bottoms, I figured I should finish my router table.
Top is melamine, t-track from Hartville Tool, up the road (literaly).
It is currently mounted on the cabinate I recycled and place my miter saw on.
Based rufly on plans from shop notes for a bench top router table.
We will see how it works when I’m ready to build all the drawers.
-- don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things
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lew
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posted 427 days ago
Looks good and strong.
I really like the clamping system. I would have never thought of using them like this!
Thanks
Lew
Dusty56
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posted 427 days ago
I hope those clamps can endure the vibrations of routing without loosening up on you :O)
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 427 days ago
I also like the toggle clamping idea. I don’t think they’ll loosen from vibration.
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woodyone
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posted 426 days ago
Looks like a very sturdy table, Well done.
Woody.
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ratchet
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posted 426 days ago
Nice router table. The tTraks look the bomb. You might need a fence sometime?