Two Tiny Dedicated Router Tables

Serge this is great think on your part, something to keep in mind for some idle router in my shop…thank for posting …BC

Excellent idea and nicely executed!

-- Jeff - I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.

The 3 Cs:

Compact, convenient, congrats!

-- The time I enjoy wasting is not time wasted

U make nice stuff, u r my hero in woodworking,
thanks Serge

-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! SteveW

Serge as always your projects are so clean. You are the KING of MDF Is your shop ever dirty? lol

Glad to you on line friend.

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

Great idea, especially the storage part.
...and I think I’ve got that same Craftsman router… maybe a little older

@Ken90712: My shop dirty? Oh yes!!!! But not for a long time!!! I can’t stand a dirty shop. You know what? I keep such $1 duster in my shop:

Best,

Serge

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Hello Serge

You’ve done two beautiful stations for your routers

Thanks for the process

I like them

Did you make a fence for the table in the future ?
Have a nice day

-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit

• adds to the already long to-do list *

-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.

Exelent idea Serge as always.
I really love your thinking, to fit them in thet closet also.
This will make so many projects faster to do.
Best thoughts,
Mads

-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.

great idea
especially the storage part

-- Emmett, from Georgia

Excellent! Nothing like a dedicated tool.

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@Diggerjacks: Since one router table is dedicated to free hand template routing with a flush trim bit, no fence is required. However, since the second router table is dedicated to joint edges of man made materials, the only missing part is a stick on which I will drill a half moon hole on one edge to sink the router bit in and mill the leading end of the fence about 1/16’’ back from the trailing end. To joint, I will only need to align the trailing end with the cutters of the router bit. When done I will add it here.

By the way, my nest post on my website will be looking at several options for router table fences, including the above.

Best,

Serge

http://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com

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Hello serge

Thanks for the precisions and again another good job

Thanks

-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit

Serge, that´s a neat idea to continue buying routers. They are cheaper than any router lift ! lol

Take care

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