Tip for Incra LS super system owners

Thats a nice idea, thanks.

As a matter of curiosity, what size did you settle on for your router table ?

tony

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I made the table 47” X 31” X 42” Tall. that gave me plenty of room for the positioner on the right side of the table and about 20” from the bit to the left edge of the table. I figured the more room the better on the left side of the bit for raised panels etc.
42” Seemed a little tall at first (it even looked too tall in autocad) but once i got assembled it seems like a nice working height since im 6’-3” tall.

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Another method for storing the templates was shown in a blog on a router table built by “559dustdesigns”. I think it’s also a great solution as you can see the templates and pick which ones you need. The link to the blog is here.

http://lumberjocks.com/559dustdesigns/blog/11080

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Funny you should mention that, I’m about the same height and have been looking at my design, sketchup, and thinking it was too high !

Mine is also loosely based on Blake’s, Purplev’s and a whole bunch of others as well.

That template storage, not to mention the table, is waayyy down the other end of the spectrum huh ? Nice though, maybe phase 2 ? :-)

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Wow, That is one well organized table for sure. It looks better than the cabinets in my old house. I doubt I’d need that much organization for my templates because frankly, there are so many of them i doubt I’ll use them all.

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