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Space-Saving Router Table Mounts to Bench
Oct 25, 2005
This router table is quick to set up and hangs on the wall when not in use. A plunge router attaches to the table’s underside using the rods provided for the router’s guide fence. Nothing need be removed from the router. Once the router has been attached to the table, you can flip it over and slip the table onto wedgeshaped blocks bolted to the front of your workbench. The table is held securely by the blocks. The total time for mounting or dismounting is minimal.
D.A. Kennedy, Rugby, England
Fine Woodworking Magazine, December 1995 No. 115
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