How To Make The ULTIMATE Table Router Attachment (Dewalt Table Saw)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- I'll show you how to make this unique Dewalt DIY Router Table for your DWE7485 Dewault Table Saw.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Why Do You Need a Router Table?
0:44 - Cutting the Base
1:24 - Table Saw Fixings
1:53 - Making the Inserts
2:28 - Attaching the Router
2:50 - Convenience!
3:04 - All done
3:40 - Next Up! 
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I've recently reviewed the Dewalt table saw I'm using in this video. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/8iJf-J56-a8/видео.html
Possibly one of the most valuable and practical RUclips videos I’ve watched certainly this year. Great build especially when used in conjunction with the table saws sliding guide rail. Absolute game changer. I know what I’ll be doing the first dry day I get.
Great content
Glad to hear it! :D
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Came here after watching the Dewalt Table Saw review. This is a DIY router table addition is *major* benefit that makes the table saw purchase easier for me. Thanks very much for your content.
Glad to hear you liked the videos! Hopefully you’ll like what’s coming!
OMG - Genius! I'm building guitars and guitar amps in a typical British garage workshop so this will save me so much space - thank you so much!
Thanks! 😃
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This is a couple of steps beyond genius!
I am an absolute beginner and have the smaller DeWalt saw-have been trying to figure out how to extend the left side of the table a bit-so I can work with larger pieces of wood.
Thanks for sharing how I can eliminate one more piece of equipment-and how to make the most of what I have.
I keep seeing videos where folks have gone from basic setups to elaborate and beautiful out feed tables, assembly tables, and separate router and mitre saw stations-that are well beyond anything I can afford-or that I will ever have room for.
I recently decided that I would focus on the videos of craftsmen making incredible things with the most basic equipment. Then I stumbled across your mistakes beginners make-followed up by this!
Thanks again-you have helped get me motivated again!
Glad you like the idea! Hope you get on with the build ok!
I'm thinking about making plans for this and putting them on my website. I'll make sure to post on my channel once it's available!
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So simple and practical. Thanks for sharing the idea.
No problem, glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for this amazing video. Its simplicity and quality really stood out. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I will definitely try to make one of these. Thanks again!
Glad ot hear it helped! Thanks 🙏
Greatest idea I've seen to upgrade my Dewalt table saw. I'm going to make it today. You've got a new subscriber. Thanks
Thanks for the sub!
Excellent little design and idea 💡 I'll be tuning in for more. Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Brilliant build
Thanks 🙏
Great solution for a small shop! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant idea!
Thanks! Glad you think so!
simple and very convenient.. well done man
Glad you think so! Thanks :D
Thank you, it's really a brilliant design!
Glad you like it!
Wow, that's amazing! I have that table saw and I'm really considering it now.
Glad to hear it!
Very informative, might give this a go myself!
Thanks :)
Awesome idea. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Awesome job mate👍🏾 thanks for sharing your work.
No problem 👍
That's a really good idea. I'm going to make one.
Awesome!
Love it and subscribed ❤❤
🙏 thank you
Clever idea, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant! I'm definitely making one
Go for it!
Well done. Talk about making the most out of what you've got. This is brilliant. And yes, using a router in a table is so much easier than trying to do it by hand. It can also be a good alternative to a dado stack. Dados and rabbets are very doable on a router table. You can even find off-sized router bits to compensate for the various plywood thicknesses. The router table gives more ways to skin that cat, to coin a phrase.
Thank you very much!
Thank you. This design saved me a lot of time. Well done.
Glad it helped!
Im glad this video popped up on from my search. I had been searching for this exact thing but i wasnt getting the responses I was looking for. This is perfect. I am building a miter saw/table saw workbench and wanted this at the end of the table. This one is even better than what I was thinking of.
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this, very simple and clever solution
You're welcome!
Fast and easy, I like your idea!
Glad you like it!
This is great! I have a Ridgid portable table saw, with a slide-out extension, perfect spot to drop in a router table like this. Totally excellent, thank you!
Good luck with it!
Very clever! I own the same table saw so super simple for me. Many thanks!
Glad it helped!
good job man, I got the dewalt 7492 and going to try this, maybe try and fit in the dust extraction that came with the router as Im using it inside. Thanks for sharing 👊🙏❤
Glad you like it. Let me know how you get on with the dust extraction, been thinking about doing that myself in a part 2.
Just what i Need TYVM stay healthy and safe
No problem 🙏
I just purchased a jobsite saw. Thanks for the video how to, I'm absolutely building this.
Good luck!
Thanks for sharing this video. I'm in a garage so space is at a premium so this will make the perfect router table for me.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great idea! I’ll be doing something similar because of this video.
Glad to hear it! Hope it goes well!
Dude you're brilliant
Thanks 🙏
this is awesome
Thanks 🙏
This is a great idea! Might have to get one of these made up for mine! Thank you👍🏼
You should!
Great idea bud 👍
Thanks 👍
Very nice video
Thanks very much!
Wow great work! I had looked up router table builds before and nothing had inspired me. I watched your tablesaw 5 things to know video where you referenced this and was impressed.
I have the same tablesaw and this would take up next to no room. Thanks !
Awesome! Thank you!
I have the Skil 10" saw, and it doesn't have the notch at left of the blade, but it does have rails and the notch on the right side. I can totally see adding a table on the right for sure. What a great idea.
Hope it goes well for you!
Great ideas make for interesting videos......Subscribed.
Glad to hear it!
This video saved me hundreds and made me thousands thanks you !!!!
Glad it helped!
Excellent build. Amazing. Greetings from the USA.
Thank you very much!
Thnx for the video. Grts from.Belgium 👍👌
Thanks! 🙏
I was so lucky to stuble upon this gem video. My search end here as this occupies number one on my trim router table video library. Very well thought out and functionaly superb. I wish I could like it 10k times. Thank you! It indeed is a great build especially to me with zero experience in woodworking 💯/💯
Glad it was helpful! 🙏
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Suck a simple and perfect "idea". Thanks for posting 🙂
Thanks 😁
Thanks for this excellent idea. I have limited room in my workshop and am debating the DeWalt DWE7485 which doesn't accept dado blades. After watching your video on that saw and this idea with the router, I've subscribed to your channel and am probably going to go this route. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Welcome to the crew!
I have this saw and it does take a dado check the specs
7491rs
Nice simple and practical- how is it held tightly in place when moved over to the fence side
The fence seems to hold it in place, nothing other than that and gravity 😂
Simple but works well
Yes its wonderfully simple which is why it’s a no brained to make one. Unless you already have a router table I guess!
Good job! Nicely presented! Looks like a relatively new channel, but I like what I see! New subscriber here.. Cheers!
Awesome, thanks Eric. Glad to hear you’ve sub’d :)
I'll be building one myself...I have the same table saw too 👌
Great! Good luck!
Brilliant, I just bought the same saw and had been looking for something like this commercially. I definitely want to give this a go! Could you do me a favor please and include the dimensions and thickness of the wood you used for the build?
Awesome, hope it goes well! 😃
Great Video ,nearly finished mine,where did you get the extended machine screws for the mini router,Thanks.
I already had some lying around in my shed. But you can get them on Amazon or you could go B&Q with the shorter ones so you can compare directly.
Hmmmm a well done tip(s).....
Thanks! :)
Damn! I'm in the final straight of building a much more complicated router table! Should have watched this a month ago! Great work!
(Might make it anyway and then decide later if the first one was a waste of time, energy and money).
Hope you get on well with it!
Thinking about doing this to my Skil 1340 as well. Funny, when I assembled saw, I thought to myself "lovely place for router".
Do it! You won't regret it. Hopefully this design will work for that saw too. If you do decide to give it a go let me know how you get on!
That's a great idea. I'm sure you could source a router fence to place in front of the Dewalt fence for close quarter work.
That's a great idea!
I was hesitant to purchase an open box carseat but it came in excellent condition and saved $35. Box was damaged as stated before I purchased it, but the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxIxQe7nPH74g_xtI5NgiE9-zpGNkfgovw car seat looks brand new and I don't think it was ever used. I will update of course if I have any issues with this carseat but I don't think I will. Also it is surprisingly lightweight, the handle feels secure unlike my previous EvenFlo that was gifted to us. Love it !
Agreed!
Clever.
Thanks
Yeah I’m going to do that, save me some room! Thank you 🙏🏻
Awesome!
Very clever idea. I'd like to try it with the fixed based of my DeWalt router set, but it's not the compact router that you used, and it won't fit as nicely as yours did. However I think it will work nicely against the guide side where there is more space.
What was the thickness of the board you used for the top plate?
Also, when you did your circle cut, did you drill a hole into your top plate for the pivot?
I'd imagine you'd fit a bigger router in there, it should be easy enough to check before starting the build.
The thickness of the board is 17mm, I ran a peice through a thicknesser to get that.
For the circle I did drill a whole through the main board. I don't actually use that feature much. I more wanted to highlight that it's possoble using this set up.
Hope your build goes well!
@@sumeraybuilds I was hoping it would be a standard (imperial) size, since I don't have a thicknessing machine. Not that I wouldn't like a planar, but one of the reasons I was hoping to get away with a table saw router extension, is because my workspace is a tiny shed, and I don't have space for more machines.
I do need to make a couple big circular insets (5.5"), and am thinking that your trick, plus some router bushings will do the trick to make a guide for the exterior part of that circle (provided I can make the router table base first, to make the template.)
Very well done on the video editing and overall composition. However I will admit I almost came through the screen to grab your hand at 1:17...gripping the board directly across from where you were stabbing with a chisel had me very worried for your safety! Please use clamps next time!
Thanks for the heads up, next time I’ll use clamps!
I just bought the DeWalt 10" table saw, and when I saw this, I already have my wood picked out to make the router table.
Nice! 👌
What thickness piece of wood will sit flush with the saw table? (I'm going to measure but thought it was worth asking...) Nice work btw!
What was the thickness of the board please? Did you need to plane it to get it flush with the surface of the saw?
17mm, I did need to plane is to get it flush yes!
We have a lot in common bud you summed me up in a couple minutes 😂 tiny shed & work outside depending on how kind the weather is
I'm making a new workshop this year and I can't wait!!! Will mean I can make projects/ videos with freezing my a*** off!
@@sumeraybuilds that’s a hope for myself also mate I need to drag all my gear in & out the house it’s a real pain & puts me off a lot of the time. Having a proper space seems like a dream when you see the boys on RUclips 😂 looks like a factory in comparison to how I work
When attaching the router to the table top you said you used machine screws, were those the original screws from the bass plate of the router? Because the screws from mine are tiny. Did you have to get different ones?
No I had to buy these seperately. I think I got 50mm screws which made attaching this much easier.
@@sumeraybuilds thanks man great video and breakdown and killer idea. It worked like a charm with my Skil table saw
Will this work on a SKIL TS6307-00
Yes, it will need some tweaks but it will.
What size board did you use?
It’s 15x55cm. 15mm thick. Hope this helps :D
How’s does it attach to the other side of the table?
Trust & gravity
@@sumeraybuilds 😳
I take it this is for smaller routers only?
Yes a plunge router likely won’t fit
I'm just making up the router table but am having trouble with the thickness getting it to line up with the table it looks about 13-14mm
Yeah it's a tricky one, I used a thicknesser to plane mine down.
Can’t watch a man use a chisel like that.
I'll work on it for the next video Steve! Thanks!
@@sumeraybuilds thank you ,good man.
I thought you was gonna be a chisel snob, then I saw it and gasped...
To be fair we've all done it
what is the size of the wood that your using?
18mm pine that I shaved done using my thicknesser.
What router are you using?
It's a little Bosch router
Excellent! A wonderful video and set in the UK, so we won't run into the issue of a US video advocating a product not available in the UK! This channel deserves to be huge, I hope you manage to grow your number of followers quickly!
Glad it was helpful Michael! And thanks for your kind feedback of the channel!
And vice versa, many UK products are not available in the US, but doesn't stop you guys from advocating them.
Do you sell these?
I don’t, but have considered it
NEVER feed the work piece on the right side of the router bit. The router bit rotates in a clockwise direction in normal operation. When the router is inverted, the bit rotation is counter-clockwise. Feeding the work piece to the left side of the bit is the proper way to use a router table because the work piece is fed into the counter-clockwise bit rotation.
If you notice in the video, feeding the workpiece on the right side of the router bit requires the workpiece to be moved towards the operator. This means the workpiece is being moved into the bit rotation.
Another thing that needs the be pointed out, the thickness of the material used to make the router top will reduce the travel of the router bit. This issue will be noticed when using flush trim bits in the small trim router. It is recommended that a thinner piece of material be used OR the mounting area under the top be milled out to obtain more cutting depth of the router.
Thanks Billy! Sound advice indeed. I don’t consider myself an expert by any means so feedback around improving safety is always welcome! I’ll make sure to include that the next time I use the router table. Cheers
Thanks for the video.
Climb cut
When the router is upside down you feed from right to left. If router upright push from left to right. However doing the other way is a climb cut that can leave a better finish but is tricky
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^Original idea from Well Done Tips^
Thanks 🙏
Wouha dude 1min16 the way you use your woodcisors !!! You'll lose a piece of your left hand !! Clamp the board and keep your hand behind the cisor for the sake of beeing in good shape for your next video ^^
Thanks for a tip! A couple if people have said the same thing so I’ll 100% clamp next time!
Watching these RUclips videos has made me come to the conclusion that there's loads of people in this world that don't like their hands or fingers. 🤷♂️🤣
😂
If your mounting board is 1/2" thick, you loose 1/2'' of your router due to it being mounted underneath.
True, but I fond this still gives me enough 'bit' to route what I need to.
You could always route out the mounting area if you need extra reach.
Excellent use of what you have, this project. Best part is probably the ability to use the saw's fence. I'll have to try it out with my 7492 table saw and the Bosch ACE once the weather allows.
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OOOH BUGGER I bought an Evolution 😢 so goodbye Mr Router table. I really need a router table to make many units for my camper build
I’m sure this design could be slightly adjusted for the evo. Have you managed to get one sorted?
Great video, so much that i decided to see more of your content.
Wrong!
Beginners mistakes
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Well, too negative for me. I don't need videos that tells me I am a loser.
Bye
Thanks for sharing!
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In your design you cannot replace the router bit !
Oh but you can! You can remove the router from it's palm attachment and change it :D
I got nervous for you at this time: ruclips.net/video/P1o6ndSyrMM/видео.html.
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give credit to the guy that originally came out with the idea. You act like it's all your idea and are happy to receive all praise but give no credit to the original video.
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This is fair, when I made this video I had about 30 subscribers and no idea what I was doing. I've updated the video description to give credit to the video that inspired this one.
Clever build, though watching your chisel work was cringe worthy. I see see this as convenient, the difficulty factor of using a palm router is overblown. They are small expressly for ease of manual manipulation. If one can not handle a palm router, get a bigger one. Your wobbly illustration of the challenges reminded me of the idiotic infomercials of inept people failing at fairly simple tasks.
I can't diagree with you, my chisel work deffo needs work! I don't claim to be an expert, I'm making these videos to help others as well as learn to improve myself :)
Dang what an utterly useless comment. "CriNge WorThY....." Frickin clown
@@sumeraybuilds chisel towards your wrist freaked me out
watch?v=EfkchldRTg8
This is pretty much an exact copy from this video posted 2yrs earlier. It would be good to give credit where its due.
You’re right that my idea was inspired by that video but this is a different model of saw so wanted to update it for people
@@sumeraybuilds fair enough. still no reason not to give credit though. since you are posting affiliate links to make money from someone else's idea.