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  1. 7th June 2005, 04:31 PM #1
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    Hi

    I need help (maybe I am beyond it ))

    Could someone please grab a tape and measure the size of the triton router table? (not the stand)

    That is the length of the outside edges of the table that then sits on the triton stand.

    And also the thickness of it.

    I want to fit it in my new workbench so that it sits flush with the top.

    cheers

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    Just sold my router table so I can't measure it now but the Triton website specifications claim it's 540mm x 690mm.
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    If the above figures from their website are right then they sold me a crook one.

    I have just measured mine and the dimensions are 695mm * 553mm *25mm. So I suggest you buy the table first and then make it to fit.


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    I measured mine it is 694 X 555 X 25
    This excludes the thickness of the plastic inserts that you would remove if you were insetting in a table.
    I also suggest you buy the table first
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    I also excluded the plastic endcaps from my measurements.

    Might be useful to see a few more measurements, of course minor variations in manufacture normally doesn't matter as their stand allows for these minor variations.


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    Thanks everyone

    So many measurements.

    No wonder some have trouble with movement on the triton table!

    cheers

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    I'd say 555 x 693 but watch out. The depth is 25 on 3 sides only. It's 30 on the end behind the fence. It's a plate that end, not the tubing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumby
    I'd say 555 x 693 but watch out. The depth is 25 on 3 sides only. It's 30 on the end behind the fence. It's a plate that end, not the tubing.
    Thanks gumby

    I will go and buy it first in case mine is a little out.

    cheers

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    p.s I ordered a TSC10HB...trying to keep up with the joneses
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumby
    ...... The depth is 25 on 3 sides only. It's 30 on the end behind the fence. It's a plate that end, not the tubing.

    Strange the variations in dimensions.

    I have just finished building the router table onto the RHS of the TSC-10HB taking advantage of the unused space between the fence rails and the depth on mine is 25mm all round after I removed the two red swivel catches.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee
    Strange the variations in dimensions.

    I have just finished building the router table onto the RHS of the TSC-10HB taking advantage of the unused space between the fence rails and the depth on mine is 25mm all round after I removed the two red swivel catches.


    Peter.
    Just got back from Mitre 10 and the one on display is 25mm all around except for a little flange area that is 30mm. Maybe later model?

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