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  1. 1st October 2007, 08:17 PM #1
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    Default new top for Triton.

    Thought you might like to see the new top I made for the Triton router table.
    Its a couple of pieces of 19mm chipboard glued together topped with Laminex.
    I kept the Triton fence to use until I make another one.
    The best part of this thing is the Phenolic router plate i got from Professional woodwork supplies for $100. The whole thing is flat as a tack and works a treat. Cheers Steven.Attachment 56945
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  3. 1st October 2007, 08:38 PM #2
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    Looks good to me
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    Nice and solid, thats for sure.
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  5. 5th October 2007, 07:18 PM #4
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    A great looking top Steven. I am about to construct something similar using a Triton Mark 3 base and am keen to know what type of track you have used for the fence?
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    A great looking top Steven. I am about to construct something similar using a Triton Mark 3 base and am keen to know what type of track you have used for the fence?
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  7. 5th October 2007, 09:13 PM #6
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    Default Triton Router Table

    Steven & Warwick

    You might also be interested in my version.

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...n+router+table


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  8. 6th October 2007, 06:25 AM #7
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    Trevor - Thank you for your link. You have put together a superb top too. I look forward to seeing how you construct the fence.
    Whether my effort will remotely bare any resemblance to the build and quality of Steven and your tops is a moot point, but I appreciate the information you and all members of this forum share. Thanks again.
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  9. 6th October 2007, 07:53 AM #8
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    The track for the fence was the "T" track from Professional woodwork supplies in Patterson Lakes. Cost about $33 plus $12 postage for 1.2 metres.
    The bolts for the Triton fence didn't fit so I bought a couple of round head bolts and ground the heads to fit . As I said in this post, the phenolic plate in this thing is truely well engineered and worth every cent.
    Cheers steven
    OOPS just noticed you are in NZ. The T track should be available though.
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  10. 6th October 2007, 07:45 PM #9
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    Thanks Steven - much appreciated - and I am sure I will find something similar in NZ.
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    Default Great stuff

    Like the top you made Steve. Great idea.

    Coming to Portland in 10 weeks. YaY!
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