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   RANGERP75R | Mar 04, 2003 06:16am | #1

   Flip

      Most people make their own tables or attach to the wing on the TS. You might consider making a table and fence with an insert, then attaching between two saw horses with quik-clamps. That's if you are on job site as I think I interupted.

   Good Luck and you might want to calarify that for a better shot at replies.

   Regards...

   sarge..jt

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   Derr82 | Mar 05, 2003 02:19am | #3

   That's exactly what I meant Sarge.  Something that could be moved around jobsites and/or can be stored easily.  Will be clearer next time.

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   RANGERP75R | Mar 05, 2003 06:33am | #4

   Flip

      Benazion has a good idea, or just plastic sawhorses. Should work like a charm as the real accuracy comes from the router, table-top and fence. The base for it is irrelevant as long as it's stable and secure during operation.

      You can be up and running in no time.

   Good Luck...

   sarge..jt

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   biznazion | Mar 04, 2003 08:17am | #2

   I set out to build something similar about a year ago.  Then I couldn't figure out where I was going to store it.  I was struck with the idea of just making the top and using my workmate for the legs.  I cut a hole for the router plate in a piece of 3/4 melamine and screwed two square scraps to the bottom for the jaws of the workmate to grab on to.  Works like a charm and is almost flat for storage.