"RWM" wrote in message ...
"Davemac" wrote in message
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Having a router table would be nice but it's another piece of
furniture in the woodshop. Attempting to save space I would like to
make a router extension on the table saw. My question is with the
narrow extension will I have more vibration because of the limited
area to work on?

I know that this isn't a direct answer to your question but it might help.
I had the same problem and tried the router in the extension of my table
saw. I didn't like it, but it wasn't because of vibration. For me, it was
awkward positioning at the end of my saw. I switched to a router table with
folding legs. I leave the fence still attached, but fold the table up
against a wall when I am not using it. For me it was a much better
solution.

Bob McBreen

I have both. However, I like the router table because sometimes it's
just too much trouble to set up my vacuum to the table saw router
table. So I just lift my light router table outside and wear one of
those little air filter do-flitchies that fit on your head. I let the
dust fly out intot he community.