http://www.keen-products.com/routertables.htm

They have a soft flexible silicon fitting to keep the dust from going
back into your motor. Kind of beats my improvisation which gets a lot
but not all of the dust.

On Wed, 05 Jan 2011 22:41:13 -0500, tiredofspam wrote:


They have a soft flexible silicon fitting to keep the dust from going
back into your motor. Kind of beats my improvisation which gets a lot
but not all of the dust.

Assuming this isn't a shill (the website you referenced is in Hong Kong)
wouldn't the air follow the path of least resistance? That would mean
very little suction under the table.

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I don't know where the web site is hosted. The company is in RI.
The suction under the table would be fine.
First, I assume your fence is not fully open most of the time when using
a straight bit to groove or dado.

Second it will still direct some suction to the motor area even if it is
wide open.

And because of the design, it looks like the motor compartment never
gets any dust its way... A big goal for keeping your router working well.

My Bosch switch has had to be cleaned many times because of fine dust.
Which is why I heated a pvc tube to help get the dust.

This thing will prevent most all dust from reaching the motor.

On 1/6/2011 2:08 PM, Larry Blanchard wrote:
is isn't a shill (the website you referenced is in Hong Kong)
wouldn't the air follow the path of least resistance? That would mean
very little suction under the table.

On Jan 5, 7:41*pm, tiredofspam nospam.nospam.com wrote:
http://www.keen-products.com/routertables.htm

They have a soft flexible silicon fitting to keep the dust from going
back into your motor. Kind of beats my improvisation which gets a lot
but not all of the dust.

Looks pretty cool