Help with router table

Sun, Oct 17, 2004, 6:07pm [email protected] (Highspeed) wants to know:
<snip> As much as I would like to build my own table I feel bad that
this $140 table would go unused. Is there anything out there that would
allow me to connect my Ryobi Router with this table?

Yeah. Sell it, make one.



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"Highspeed" <[email protected]> wrote in message

> As much as I would like to build my own table I feel bad that this $140
> table would go unused.

You're going to feel even worse once you use a good table and fint that you
have a rather poor example of one.

Is
> there anything out there that would allow me to connect my Ryobi Router
> with this table?

Drill holes where you need them. Once it is mounted, start construction of
a good router table and fence system. They buy a Bosch, Porter Cable,
Dewalt, Milwaukee router and sell the old one. I gave mine away and felt
good about it.

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 18:07:25 -0400, "Highspeed" <[email protected]> wrote:

>I inherited a Ryobi Plunge router and an unused Craftsman Router Table. I
>would like to mount the router to the table but have a problem with the
>holes. The Ryobi uses two holes on the base and the Craftsman Table uses 3.
>I went to Sears and purchased an adapter but now the screws that came with
>the router are to big to fit through the adapter. As much as I would like
>to build my own table I feel bad that this $140 table would go unused. Is
>there anything out there that would allow me to connect my Ryobi Router with
>this table?
>
>Thanks
>
>Lars
>


a drill.