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Well if it wasn’t for Shopnotes My shop would be bare. I Liked the design of this Horizontal Router Table and I had a Router that needed to find a new resting place, so I killed tow birds with one stone. The Table is was made of plywood and some phenolic. The Router is an old but still working Black and Decker 1 hp router. As you can see in the pictures the wings come off and they hide away inside the table. Very nice tool for a shop.
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11 comments so far
Grant Davis
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posted 187 days ago
Nice addition and I concur on the Shopnotes comment.
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sIKE
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posted 187 days ago
Looks good! Cheaper than the store bought solutions…
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Peter O
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posted 187 days ago
Nice work – it looks like it will do the job! If you have any other routers just laying around, my address is …
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Grumpy
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posted 187 days ago
Interesting idea Charger. How does it compare to using table mounted system?.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 187 days ago
Again a nice project. This is something that I probably could use in my shop.
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TopE5
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posted 187 days ago
Looks like a great alternative to a mortise machine….....cheaper too…..allot!
Bob #2
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posted 187 days ago
Nice!
I could have used that one today . I needed to ,run a roundover cut on a piece the already had a rebate on the outside.
I was certain that the rebate was diffferent from side to side. Running from the top of the piece could have eliminated my problem.
(p.s It’s about where the bearing sits)
Next on my list.
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Don Niermann
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posted 186 days ago
What issue were the plans in?
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charger1966
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posted 186 days ago
Don, That is issue number 90. It’s called the 3 in 1 table tool.
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rikkor
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posted 186 days ago
Nice. ShopNotes is really a great resource.
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GaryK
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posted 186 days ago
Nice to see someone actually making some of those shopnote projects. Great job.
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