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Building a router table....need suggestions.
I'm building a router table and the main working surface area is 21.5" deep
by 36" wide. My question is this: Where is the best place to locate the adapter plate? Should it be in the exact center or is it better to have it set about 2/3 away from the front? Just didn't know if there were any pros or cons to either. Thanks for your suggestions. Screamn1 |
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