Router Table/New Fence upgrade/new Router

Awesome! You should get years of service from that setup. Thanks for sharing it.

-- Evil can only thrive when good men do nothing.......E. Burke

Thanks Dave, I hope that Your prediction comes true ! Thanks for looking.

-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!

Nice fence, and the RT setup! And congrats on that new Triton – welcome to the club, I wish it serves you well for a long time! :) I’ve been using this exact model (both handheld and in a table), and I absolutely love it! Some day, I will probably make myself a full-size router table, with a similar fence, but for now a home-made portable version does the job for me…

WOW! What a great, hardworking station! I think I know where you’ll be found. Enjoy.

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16

That’s an awesome setup..you should be proud of that piece. Great work !!

Thanks for the comments fella’s, appreciated !!

-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!

WOW!! That is so nice!

-- DaytonHM Dayton Va.

That looks really great, good job

-- Don, Royersford, PA

Nice job, I like the station. I have Triton as well. I had the same on as you then upgraded to his big brother. Great machines. Enjoy!

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

Great job Dude!

Thanks everyone above ! :-)

@Ken90712——Hi there Ken, if memory serves me right, I believe You offered me some positive advice on the Triton way back when I first started looking at this router and I agree with You on its performance so far ! Probably should have went with the 3 hp model but still happy with my purchase.Once again thanks for the input…ROB

-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!

Good work! So many tool so little time. I like that you developed this idea from your own needs and research and made it your own.

-- Dr. Ken, Florida - Durch harte arbeit werden Träume wahr.

Rob, the fence looks great.

How do you like having the router table / outfeed table combination? I thought of doing this since I have limited room in my shop, but I wasn’t sure how much of a hassle it would be to have to move the fence when I wanted to switch. I also thought it might cause problems if I wanted to leave the router set up while I made another cut on the table saw.

I’d love to hear how it has worked for you.

Thanks Dr. ken and like You (smaller scale, LOL) I am slowly putting together a work space I can make my own and have a feeling of accomplishment and perhaps one day find myself in a dream shop such as Yours ! Thanks again and Happy New Year !!

@ Danielt—- I have had this set-up for several years now and can honestly say it has worked out for my style of woodworking. I do understand Your concerns with this type of lay out But I have put a lot of work and effort in to the management of all my work stations . Like You have pointed out with smaller to medium sized shops You often have to do some brain storming and ingenuity to make things flow and mesh ! I will admit that this is not a production style shop and I typically work on one project at a time and do most of my operations in a sequence that flows with this style set-up. With that said there are times when I will find sawing operations and routing ops crossing paths, but with the TS/outfeed/RT fully mobile and adjustable in only a few seconds I can work around most of these situations with perhaps 4×8 sheet goods being the only exception. So the quick answer is YES it can work, but it does take some forethought ! If You decide to adopt this set-up and You need more details on any features of the stations, feel free to shoot Me a PM with specifics and I can send You more Pics/detailed info of those features in question. Hope this has helped You with any doubts and thanks for the interest…......ROB (Happy New Year !!)

-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!

A great looking router table very well done.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/