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It was about time I switched to a router table from the one I built into my workbench years ago. And one of the first things I wanted to do was add some much needed storage. Nothing better than having all of your tools and bits nearby when you need them. For the build, I used birch plywood and...

Made a little cabinet to hold router bits & accessories. It is designed to fit perfectly under my new router table extension. Just enough room for everything. Fence stores on the lower back side when not in use. Third photo shows rear shelf without fence. 4th photo shows fence in stowage. Two...

This is a router table I finished two weeks ago. I got the idea from the new yankee dude. He had too many drawers for me so I thought I would modify it and combine some things I liked from other tables I've seen and this is what I came up with. The carcus is made of birch plywood with cherry...

I purchased the Kreg router table and base. Installed a Triton router. I decided to modify the cabinet insert plans on the Kreg website as the photos show. Instead of one center door covering the router compartment and a lower compartment, I added a drawer to the lower middle of the cabinet...

Story is: My single car garage is tiny and i needed a place to assemble things. If i throw a piece of ply on top of this, good to go. ( a little tall, however ). Also, I needed more places to put my tools and I wanted to build drawers for the first time. Secondly, my dads Rockler Router...

I bought this INCRA combo #3 w/ INCRA's II router lift and the Porter Cable 7518 off of a guy on CL. I spent the next week designing and planning this build until I ordered the lumber last week. This was my FIRST real woodworking project ever, I had a lot of mess ups, taught myself a few things...

My router cabinet. Rockler top and fence. Plywood sides with walnut trim. Storage drawers on bottom have slides. Drawers on left have no slides. Drawers on right are for router bits, one 1/4" shank and two 1\2" shank drawers. Top drawer on right is false because of the on off switch on the...

Well after working on this every now and then I finally finished her. It's going to be sooooo nice working on a real router table for a change.

I got my hands on a router lift a while back and I've been wanting to make a router table for it ever since. I finally finished the build of this 36×24 inch table. It's top is melamine, laminated with 3/4 plywood to help keep it dead flat. I also made a custom fence using the same lamination...

About a month ago I posted the router table top and fence I made. Well, this week I finally finished the base cabinet, and I couldn't be more happy with it. I made the cabinet out of 3/4 plywood and assembled with pocket screws. The drawers are made of 1/2 plywood, with the 2 big bottom drawers...

Router cabinet out of red oak. It's a bit nice for a shop cabinet, but I used it as practice for furniture. The Bosch RA1181 Table with 1617EVS router had been mounted on a Black & Decker Workmate - no wheels and no storage, and I couldn't use the Workmate for other things. The top and sides are...

Started to build a new workbench, but in making the drawer sides I decided I really needed a router lift, which meant a new router table. This is my 4th generation router table and they keep getting better. It's not perfect yet. So now that this is done I can get back to making my new workbench...

After about 8 months of working on this off and on, the cabinet is finally done. Made out of scraps from other projects, mostly oak plywood edge banded with iron on banding and finished with poly. The handles are oak and walnut. added the walnut for some contrast color. The door for router...

Hi All, I got a lot of ideas for this cabinet from projects posted on this site, so I figured I'd throw mine in the mix in case it helps anyone else. This was my first woodworking project and as such it took a good 3-4 weekends. I built the whole thing with the router table itself and a cheap...

I visited a local hobby woodworker's shop recently and got inspired to build a Norm Abrams design router cabinet with a few modifications to suit me. It's hard to improve on what seems to be a pretty well thought out design. It was actually pretty fun to build and has turned out to be a great...

Saw a version of this cabinet on YouTube and decided since I had a Kreg table this would be a great add-on for mine. I basically followed the Kreg plan found on their website but I did not care for the drawer design. This part of the build came from a guy on YouTube, although I can't remember...

Size: 48" x 30" x 36" tall Cost: close to $500 including the router and fence. Router: Freud 2 1/4hp with above the table bit change and adjustment Fence: Freud (soon to be replaced with a shop built) Base: Shop built. engineered lumber (timberstrand) Description: Top is laminated (top...

Last year's build was my workbench. It was a monumental task for me, but I followed the design and instructions from Ed Pirnik of Fine Woodworking. I like instructions. So when I began looking for a router table, I was encouraged by my LJ buddies to build one. Unbelievably, one of my buddies...

Well was in need of a Router Cabinet, With lots of storage.This is my version. Basic White Oak construction. Large Laminate top 27" x 42", Incra T-Tracks with scales all with zero at bit center. Miter Track with T-Track, 48" fence with adjustable throat to 3 1/2" made of Grey PVC sheet material...

I finally finished my router table. Dan Phalen's excellent plans were my starting point, though this has a few differences. Carcase and internal dividers are 3/4 hardwood ply, with dado joinery. Face frame is 3/4×3/4 red oak, secured together and to the carcase with pocket screws. The top and...