Adjustable router mount

[sap]

Uncertain I am doing this correctly.

I have several routers and wish to dedicate one to mortise and tenon.

I need plans to build a unit that would allow horizontal (adjustable) mounting of the router for this purpose. Such an adjustable mount would then be attached to the rear of a router table.

Can you help? Thank you!!

[Johncs]

Uncertain I am doing this correctly.

I have several routers and wish to dedicate one to mortise and tenon.

I need plans to build a unit that would allow horizontal (adjustable) mounting of the router for this purpose. Such an adjustable mount would then be attached to the rear of a router table.

Can you help? Thank you!!

I have been thinking of making a vertical table, to mount a router horizontally. For mortice and tenon work, a laminate trimmer is ample.

The table doesn't need to be large, a tall (30mm or so) fence would do. Clamp the whole thing to another table (maybe a regular router table) when it's un use.

Having one end of this "table" hinged, and a bolt to wind the other end up and down would enable fine height adjustment.

After writing the above, I googled "vertical router table."

This is more elaborate than I have in mind, but it's worth mulling over:
YouTube - Horizontal & Vertical Router Table

There's another video here (http://www.eaglelakewoodworking.com/post/MLCS-Horizontal-Router-Table.aspx), I've not seen it but there are other good videos there.

[Johncs]

I found this (http://www.woodworkforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=75497&d=1213498966) pic, but I don't know what article it's attached to. It's a little more elaborate than I had in mind, but looks pretty good.