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A simple search in google's image of "router table" (20 pages) shows a lot
router tables have closed router door (lot of very basic assembly are open, but I am talking about "nicer" ones with drawers, etc). I wonder how come many have closed area where router would shed wood into confined area? I am planning to build a router table and it would have an opening in the front (have to, since need access to the speed switch), angled slope to roll the wood shed down to the floor (yeah, on my shoes). I thought about vacuum and openings to the side, but couldn't think of a good design with that. I want drawers for bits. What you have? Pictures? Recommend websites? Chuck |
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