If you're going to use your miter gauge from the TS make sure it's far
enough away to accommodate that.
Bob S.
"Subw00er" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Is the distance form the t-slot to the router bit a standard
> measurement? I am building my own table and want to make sure I do it
> right!
Ok I will mirror my saw's T-slot spacing and bias it towards the front. Both
great suggestions, thanks!
"Bob S." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If you're going to use your miter gauge from the TS make sure it's far
> enough away to accommodate that.
>
> Bob S.
>
> "Subw00er" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Is the distance form the t-slot to the router bit a standard
> > measurement? I am building my own table and want to make sure I do it
> > right!
>
>
"Subw00er" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> Is the distance form the t-slot to the router bit a standard
> measurement? I am building my own table and want to make sure I do it
> right!
It can be anything you want. Consider the location of the insert also.
Some tables have them centered. Mine is 1/3 from the front leaving a lot of
room in the back. The theory is that most things are small so you don't
want to have to be reaching in a lot. When you do have a large panel to
rout, you work from the other side and you have a much larger surface in
front of the bit. So far I agree with that theory.
Ed
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