Router Table and Fence on my Table saw

Greetings from the socialist capital of America – California.
Why do you think they call it the ’left coast’?

I like this a lot, especially the thought given to the additions.

Lee
Moreno Valley’s local has-been.
Servant of the Living God.

-- I may not have a lot of good ideas, but some of them are just incredible.

Jorge;

This is an excellent build and should serve you well. Great ideas on your dust collection and really like your fence system.

Thanks for sharing with us.

-- Rick Gustafson - Lost Creek Ranch - Colorado County, Texas

Jorge, Very nice job. The top is too nice to use. I just added a commercial router table to my saw and it took me three evenings to do it. I can only guess how much work went into your table.

-- Jim Westbrooks

Very excellent idea I have my belt/disc sander, tablesaw, & router all on the same stand. Im like you I dont like having to fumble with the extras just to make it work easier is better I always say. I have a small shopvac I use with a dust and chip collector hooked to it it does a nice job keeping the heavey stuff from my small shopvac. Now an then all I do it take the filter off an blow it off with an air compressor. My tablesaw already had the bolt holes an so did the router so hooking mine together was easy. Thanks for the tip keep on woodworkin :)

-- Warren, Cambridge,OH.

Great setup Jorge, should serve you well, just make sure to always run your shop vac when using the router. Without the airflow it won’t take long for that box to overheat, and burn up your router motor. Lesson learned the hard way for me :(

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Fantastic router set up with lots of accessories, wonderful job.

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

Great solution to the limited space, think I’ll borrow that idea!
thanks Jorge,
Dale

-- Smitty

Great Job with some really innovative ideas. Thanks for posting.

Nice job. I’ve been thinking of doing the same but I already have a cast iron wing on that side and I hate to remove it.

-- -- Rick M.

thanks for your kind comments! it is a step up for my woodworking

hi Lukie, thank u for the advice, I appreciate the heads up and sure will use the vac for the router box.

-- Jorge Velez, Guadalajara, Mexico.

It looks great Jorge!

-- Brian

Really nice and exactly what I have been looking for! I will be adapting your design to my needs over the next few weeks. I want to build a saw table cabinet that includes a router table. I am looking at some plans from WOOD and the Woodsmith plan.

Wow, that looks so useful! Man, I am jealous! Way to go on a great project!

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Great Job.

Wow, not only did you create a useful setup, but it looks like you took your time and made it look great too! Well done!

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