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Thread: Routing table plans
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23rd March 2000, 09:27 PM #1
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Routing table plans
Hear ye! Hear ye! I needs a better router table !! ( my Triton is giving me the fits !!!!!!!) - Naturally I want to build a good one. Any one have any suggestions or plans? I use a Bosch1300ace (fairly hefty)and also a 1/4 inch one. I need to be able to get the router in and out of the table with as little hastle as possible.
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23rd March 2000, 10:32 PM #2
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Gooday.
Try this site, could be what you are after.
http://www.mie.com/~jsolie/rt.html
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23rd March 2000, 10:40 PM #3
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28th March 2000, 09:59 PM #4
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Thanks !! I'll print it and take a good look. Still looking though. Kinda would like it to be pretty special / something to be proud of - well built. Know what I mean ??
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29th March 2000, 09:08 PM #5
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Richard
Try this site, I Think this might be the table your after http://www.am-wood.com/march98/router.html
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3rd April 2000, 04:18 PM #6
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Hi Richard,
What is wrong with the Triton??
I have/use/rely on the 2000 version, other than it used to vibrate a bit when routing thicknesses of 1" or more (which I solved by adding the ability to brace each leg to the floor), I haven't struck any problem or difficulty with it yet.
Is there an issue you have with it that I haven't confronted yet?
What should I be on the lookout for?
Rex
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4th April 2000, 12:05 PM #7
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Hi Richard,
I have the Triton2000, I haven't found any problems with the routing table other than some vibration when using thicknesses over 1". I got around this by clamping the legs to the floor.
What aspect of the table has you in fits?
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Dear Lord,
May my Woodworking someday aspire
to be as good as my Darts,
and vice-versa. . . .
RexMe and Power Tools,
We still don't mix . . .
My favourite tool??
Any 4lb hammer.
Rex.
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20th April 2000, 12:44 PM #8
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Okay !! Have built my new table!! Works like a dream !! Can change Routers in about three minutes - With bit always centered in plate - Bit changes are no longer a hassle - Sturdy - doesn't vibrate when doing rails & stiles !!! Plenty of storage for bits and stuff. Two fully adjustable fences....... etc....etc...etc!!!!! Can't talk any more gotta go make a cabinet (had to find something to do with the new toy you see........) Thanks for the help guys!!!!
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20th April 2000, 03:26 PM #9
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Hey Richard
How bout you post a plan of that router table?? Come on...
Sounds great....
Cheers
Shane...
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