Shopsmith Router Table

In the small workshop my Shopsmith has been great. I made years ago a regular router table and it has done many projects. I made this idea for many reasons…first down the road I see moving again and an even smaller workshop so a router table like a Shopsmiith power tool will be needed. Next other owners may like this since Shopsmith sells a router table attachment. My design stands 39” high, my green table from a sink cut out, is 24”wide and 19” deep, my router insert is 10×12. A Shopsmith table is 25” front to back. The front and back boards of this are 10” high and 18” long. with a 3”cut out for the pipes. I cut 11” stretcher pieces to make the frame( I guessed this) and it worked. I lowered my first try to be below the main Shopsmith table so this can be here longer and can be at either end. I wanted to stand at the end and rout. I finally solved clamping the frame to the pipes with a turnbuckle and 2 eye bolts. so I added some padding under the clamp board for grip and with a few turns it is loose. I also put an eye bolt on the back of the back board so I could mount the clamp from behind if I wanted. My table is screwed to the top stretchers. My router fence is also a sink cut out of laminate an L shape with sliding boards and a fixed top board for a safety guard or feather board. I made my own blocks and clamps with sandpaper to grip and plastic bolts. I have never used a T track on my table. I have a vertical panel cutter for this router a Sears 2 hp. and with a push block and feather boards have made many raised panels and trim. at the front of this table is a Sears safety switch to plug in the router. If I needed to make it portable this could move to my workmate for other uses.