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Since I use my garage as a shop and have limited space, I had the desire to combine my router table and SawStop into one cabinet and create some storage in the process. I started with a purchased plan but only used the support base in the plan and drastically changed the cabinet portion of the plan to add a lot of storage. There are three drawers under the saw with one false drawer front on the dust cabin. The center tall cabinet in the middle is a storage shelf for blades and tablesaw accessories. My router cabin has two chambers so I can pull the dust from the router cabin and from the top of the table via a 2-inch ported hole that I drilled in the table. My router fence (box) tunnels the dust down into the dust cabin. This design allows me to get rid of the hose that typically sticks out the back of the router fence. The drawers under the router hold all of my router bits (built-in bit tray) and the bigger drawer holds my other routers and router accessories.
Here are a few updated pictures of my SawStop router cabinet with my Outfeed Table and Dust Arm additions. My outfeed table auto locks into place. Here’s a link showing how I designed the support …. http://lumberjocks.com/projects/43954
My Fold-down Outfeed Table addition is something I’ve needed for a long time. No longer will I have to rely on a 12” adjustable roller stand. Since I move my table saw in different positions I was constantly adjusting the stand to account for the slightly uneven garage floor.
-- Ted
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1207 days ago
Wow thats amazing a fantastic set up.
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norwood
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#2 posted 1207 days ago
thats a nice rig well done
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woodworm
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#3 posted 1207 days ago
Superb Table Saw & Router Table cabinet.
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pommy
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#4 posted 1207 days ago
nice set up there
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Jei'son
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#5 posted 1207 days ago
so pretty….do want….must has \o/
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#6 posted 1207 days ago
OY Vey …. Sweet combo…
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Jimmy
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#7 posted 1207 days ago
looks great. any chance you created plans for this? my shop is small and have been looking for a good plan to build combo for my delta contractor and router.
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Ken90712
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#8 posted 1207 days ago
Cool. This thing is a monster! I like it!
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docholladay
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#9 posted 1207 days ago
Could you post some detail pictures of your router fence design. I think others might be interested to see how you have done this for dust extraction. Very good idea, but I for one would be interested in more detail on the idea.
-- Hey, woodworking ain't brain surgery. Just do something and keep trying till you get it. Doc
bigike
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#10 posted 1207 days ago
good job, the incert looks good against the black top
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tomfromwinnipeg
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#11 posted 1207 days ago
very cool, well done
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hunter71
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#12 posted 1207 days ago
good space saver and well done.
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Scott Bryan
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#13 posted 1207 days ago
Ted, this is a wonderful addition to your shop. You have certainly added some needed storage to your table saw by mounting it on a movable cabinet and putting a router in the extension wing was an excellent idea.
This is cool!
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jayjay
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#14 posted 1207 days ago
Boy I wish I had the room for something like that.
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Dez
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#15 posted 1207 days ago
Nicely done!
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