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   Ricks503 | May 17, 2005 10:54pm | #1

   Get Carol Reeds Router Joinry Workshop book. Or troll the net for plans - there are tons. a lot of people have built Norms  from New Yankee Workshop - can order the plans from them.  Almost any book on router work and jigs will have plans for different ones - check out your local library

   1 - measure the board twice

   2 - cut it once

   3 - measure the space where it is supposed to go

   4 - get a new board and go back to step 1

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   Tom7 | May 18, 2005 03:18am | #2

   Go to http://www.patwarner.com.  I have used a router table, fancy Woodsmith version, for 15+ years.  I changed the top per Pat's recommendation and am thrilled.  His 0.75" MDF with frame understructure and bolting router base to table is just the best - strong, stable, simple, no sag like with any router plate.  Get the Milwaukee 5625 router and you have a great combination without the expense of a router lift.  The Milwaukee 5625 has a micro adjust that can be used below or above the table.  The body is easily removable for changing bits.

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   user-101491 | May 18, 2005 08:35pm | #3

   TOM, THANKS FOR THE GOOD INFO,I WILL CHECK IT OUT.SOUNDS LIKE WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR. HOWEVER,I ALREADY HAVE A PORTA-CABLE 1001 PLUNGE ROUTER,I HOPE IT FITS.  STAN