Router table

A modest unit at the http://www.patwarner.com/router_table.html link.
Might be a few ideas there.
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Art Ransom wrote:
> I have decider to build a router table instead of getting a shaper.
I will
> be using the Hitachi 12V 3 1/4 hp router ( I love it and have 2 but
will buy
> 2 more so I have one that is not dedicated to a machine. Two are
presently
> mounted on a Legacy 1500 and 1800.) and will make the router table as
a
> replacement top for the right side on my TS which has a 50"
Powermatic
> fence. The top will be about 24" wide and 48" long, haven't measured
the
> saw table yet and all the space under the top can be dedicated to the
router
> table. Also I will incorporate the 2000 cfm dust collector but it
will
> probably be placed outside the shop. Will use 3/4" all thread to
raise and
> lower the router but still use the lock on the router . Router will
be
> permanently mounted and dedicated to the table. A stock feeder will
also be
> incorporated. I am looking for plans and/or ideas.
>
> TIA--
> Art Ransom
> Lancaster , Texas
> [email protected]
> www.turningaround.org

I've uploaded two pics of my router tables to abpw. Will edge and cut a
dado to the center of a 48" panel.

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Rumpty

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"Art Ransom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have decider to build a router table instead of getting a shaper.
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I am looking for plans and/or ideas.
>
> TIA--
> Art Ransom
> Lancaster , Texas
> [email protected]
> www.turningaround.org
>
>