Update: added top and bottom dust pickup. On the bottom I installed the dust cover that came with the router. I joined the two collection ports with a Y connector (with the fence port getting the "straight" path.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Sidetrack #1 - The Router Table
After mixed success routing edges by hand, I decided to build a router table. I found this "easy as it gets" design which seemed simple enough and not take too long to build. I upgraded the fence with a fixed face using melamine-covered shelving and added a box for dust collection. Here it is:
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