This is first picture of any project. It is birch half inch plywood the trim and drawer fronts I think is yellow pine from a bleacher wood. I coached at a high school and purchased the bleachers when they decided to replace them with plastic. I had a ton of pine 9 inches wide and 16 feet long so I pluged the holes planed it and lined my shop walls with it. You can see some of it on the walls behind the table. I also got have a bunch or real nice 5 quarter 2×10 pretty much knot free. The biggest pain was the dried bubble gum!!
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ssnvet
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#1 posted 270 days ago
looks very nice
great job!
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AngieO
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#2 posted 270 days ago
Looks good. Nice reuse of material.
Jim Jakosh
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#3 posted 270 days ago
Man that is a nice set up!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!.........Jim
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Lee A. Jesberger
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#4 posted 270 days ago
That’s a beautiful job.
Lee
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JamWhi
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#5 posted 270 days ago
Nice work, I like the design choice.
Bard
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#6 posted 270 days ago
Very nice. I’m sure you’ll get a lot of good projects from that table.
Gshepherd
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#7 posted 270 days ago
Very nice, where did you get the base set up…..
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SteveL
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#8 posted 270 days ago
I love shop furniture that looks good enough for the living room! Nice design and finish.
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whitebeast88
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#9 posted 270 days ago
great job
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sras
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#10 posted 270 days ago
I like the idea of shifting the router off center. Nice job!
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Insagent
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#11 posted 270 days ago
Thanks for the nice comments. I sure have a lot to learn but I know where I can get the help.
Adam Baird
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#12 posted 269 days ago
What did you make the top out of? Is that just a countertop?
-- Adam from Warsaw, Indiana
Lance
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#13 posted 269 days ago
Gshepherd – The router base can be purchased from INCRA.
Adam Baird – The top can be purchased from INCRA as well. This router is a combo kit, besides the beautiful cabinet system!!!!
I love the design, great looking router!! I have to agree with Stevel’s comment, It could double as a kitchen island.
This looks similar to my design, and it was also my first project last year
GREAT project!!!
-- Lance, Hook'em HORNS! ""V""
woodworm
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#14 posted 269 days ago
Very nicely designed & built Router Table. Great job!
Would be very grateful if you have time to tell us more about that Incra Router Fence system (especially on the positioner and the carriage)
Thanks for sharing.
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BenI
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#15 posted 269 days ago
Really nice looking router table you have there, great job
-- Ben from IL
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