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414 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: router thinking about buying this router table / tablesaw extension what do you think? http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=21598&site=ROCKLER -- Dave, Kelso, Washington |
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#1 posted 414 days ago |
bigger picture http://www.rockler.com/gallery.cfm?Offerings_ID=21598&TabSelect=Details -- Dave, Kelso, Washington |
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#2 posted 414 days ago |
I got the peachtree version http://www.ptreeusa.com/routerTables.htm (about 5/8 of the way down the page) because they had one that would fit my incra lift. It was cheaper also, although not by much. I am very happy with the setup, it saves me space in a one car garage shop. I had to re-drill the holes so that they would line up with my Grizzly G0715p, but that was easy as cast iron drill easy. They said it would not fit on the left side of my saw, since that is where the motor cover is, but it fits, if only barely. I have to remove the router lift and router to open the motor door, but I only do that a couple of times a year to clean out what the dust collector wont get in the first place. I have just finished a dedicated router table also, as it always seams that when I have the router setup, I need to cut something ! I like having both now :) -- Crashn - the only thing I make more of than sawdust is mistakes |
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#3 posted 414 days ago |
I think if you like the router table/ tablesaw extention, and you want to get it, I say go for it….. Don’t matter what others think….........it’s your $$$$$$................You have my approval…....:) -- " Don't ever wrestle a pig in a mudhole....he'll be having more fun than you..!! |
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#4 posted 414 days ago |
I bought the Bench Dog ProMax for two reasons, one I wanted to extend my tablesaw and two I wanted cast iron. However, you have my permission to go with the Rockler if that is your choice. -- I would drink a river of the kool aid before I took the smallest sip of the tea... |
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#5 posted 414 days ago |
David, I just picked up a used bench Dog Cast Iron Router extension because I wanted to get rid of the Open extension wing that came on my saw. They are a nice addition to any saw. I’d say go for it! John -- John -- Racine, WI -- Woodworking..."It's not just a Hobby, it's an Adventure" |
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#6 posted 414 days ago |
It looks like a good one to me. I am building my router table for a lot less, but it won’t be that good, I’m sure. I’m just too cheap to buy one like that, my saw was only $50. -- I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you. I'm sorry,thanks. |
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#7 posted 414 days ago |
I had the same one on my last saw and liked it. The saw itself wasn’t too heavy so the extra weight from the extension was a plus. Dust collection was decent and the fence is pretty nice. Go for it, you’ll like it. |
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