Add a side crank to my old router lift

So as I progress in this winter’s project of fixing up the garage shop and dialing in my tools, I find that I really want to purchase a woodpeckers Sidewinder router lift. It seems that my adjustment hole is always covered or the crank hits my digital gauge I use for setting the height of the bits. Since the router lift cut out in my table is smaller and I don’t want to spend that much money for a new lift, I developed my own homemade side crank.
It was made from a right angle drill attachment, a socket and 1 threaded coupler. The socket was attached to the 90’ drill adaptor so that it would accept the 5/16 hex shaft from the table height adjuster, this will aim forward.
The other end I used a 3/8 threaded coupler that I drill and roll pined to the 90” adaptor, this then threaded onto the main adjusting shaft of my Rockler fx router lift. Once it screwed on about 3/8 of an inch I drill and rolled pinned it together.
A little rough looking but works like a charm. Here are some pictures https://picasaweb.google.com/rvicelli63/RouterLiftDrillPressTableKregFenceIncraMiter?authuser=0&feat=directlink.

-- Rob V