How To Make Router Table With DIY Router Fence
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- Learn how to make a router table complete with an adjustable router fence.
I've needed a router table in my shop for a long time and I finally finished this DIY Router Table complete with adjustable fence, router bit storage, Tool storage, Jessem router lift, emergency stop, built in dust collection, and many more features. Check it out, and don't forget to subscribe to the channel
This build is a modified version of John Malecki's Basic router table Build. • ULTIMATE EASY Router T...
Download his build plans Here : shop.johnmalecki.com/collecti...
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Purchase the Jessem router lift here: amzn.to/3bCN3Ya
MATERIAL USED
2 sheets of 3/4" Baltic Birch plywood
1 sheet of 1/4" Baltic Birch Plywood
1 sheet of 2/4" MDF
Tite bond 2 - amzn.to/3bEwtbj
Star bond Adhesive and accelerator - bit.ly/SBEM-150
Brad nails - amzn.to/3xdnjuI
Polyurethane - amzn.to/3GOKP6A
HARDWARE USED
18" drawer slides - amzn.to/3rEUgNH
Black T-track - amzn.to/3t9fyU8
Emergency stop on/off - amzn.to/3nXW3wF
2 1/2" Fence dust collection fitting - amzn.to/3bFwo6n
2 1/2" hose - amzn.to/2ZTITbC
Back dust collection fitting - amzn.to/3wfeVv0
Dust collection splitter fitting - amzn.to/3mKFaqc
Workbench caster - amzn.to/3jhqETU
Leveling feet - amzn.to/3nYBW1s
*Double sided golf tape* - amzn.to/3wgr4zR
TOOLS USED
Table Saw - www.rockler.com/laguna-f3-fus...
Miter Saw - amzn.to/3qulIgz
Circular saw - amzn.to/3prwSl8
Jig saw - amzn.to/2TmZYrt
Plunge router - amzn.to/3dlmnNC
clamp straight edge - amzn.to/3bFycgq
drill gun - amzn.to/3prwSl8
pocket hole jig - amzn.to/3jVAlXS
edge/mortising guide - amzn.to/3ooFJFm
Rockler drawer slide jig - amzn.to/3rJclKD
Brad nailer - amzn.to/3yaow5r
Pocket Hole Clamp - amzn.to/3cmbGZ6
MY CAMERA EQUIPMENT
Camera - amzn.to/3qrtrvS
Tripod - amzn.to/3tZpZe6
umbrella lighting - amzn.to/3aq8goo
Microphone - amzn.to/2ZqRL5j
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Downloadable build plans: www.saltcityworkshop.com/shop
PMW Merch: www.saltcityworkshop.com/merch
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:05 Cutting Material
02:56 Building Carcass
05:44 Drawer Assembly
09:33 Drawer Installation
11:37 Top Assembly
15:33 T-Track Install
17:43 Inlay Drawer Front Install
19:52 Router Fence Build
24:26 Dust Collection
26:07 Adjustable Router Fence
27:22 Router install/ finishing touches
29:00 How Good Does It Work?
30:08 Outro 
Хобби
I came here for the adjustable fence. I appreciate that you took the time to build the fence instead of installing a purchased fence. Some of us out here need to build our own.
You are very welcome. I couldn’t afford one of those expensive ones, and frankly, I think it turned out better anyways.
Awesome build and second GO AVS GO!!!!
Just a tip, Next time place your template around your lift with it sitting on the table upside down then template rout your ledge. That will leave you with cutting the center out with the jigsaw without having to set up and do all the marking on the front end.. Nice build..
Good tip!
Very clear video with great directions and pointers. I started building one this past weekend using this as my guide. Thanks! I started out using 3/4 ply for the top, my double sided tape pulled up the top layer of laminate… should’ve followed you more closely and used the MDF! At least I hadn’t laminated the two sheets together at that point (I assumed I would mess something up), so the botched one will become the lower layer now. Thinking of using melamine for the top instead, but I’ll do a test first!
Awesome! Glad I could help.
Nice build. I'm days from making my own and you've given me some excellent ideas.
Go for it!
Cool, thanks
No need to laminate the MDF? How is it holding up? Thanks for this exceptionally useful video.
Awesome project, man!! I need one of these in my shop as well. What HP is your DC? That suction was impressive!
Thanks! Yeah it’s been a game changer in my shop. My dust collector is a 1.75 HP and the router table is at the end of the line, so yeah the dust collection is impressive on this thing. Thanks for watching.
Great ideas great builds I enjoy watching your channel I live in Salt Lake is there a way to come visit you to see your shop and what you do
Hey there! For sure. My wife is giving birth this next week, so I’ll be out of commission for about a month after. But send let me know after that and you can swing by sometime.
@@SaltCityWorkshop congrats
What hinges did you use?
Nice build. Just curious - why not knock out the lift template in the CNC?
I could have, but I don’t know that I had the CNC setup by this time,
You can put your drawer slides on the sides of the carcass before you assemble at your work bench, works great without getting down in your knees
Great Idea thanks!
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Thanks!
How do I download your plans?
$560.00 for the router lift is insane
It’s listed for $347.00 on Amazon. Even at that price, one could probably get a half way decent table but we do like to build things don’t we.
Nice build ! I used your video to build my own router table! My only problem is the dust collection when cutting dados, dust is flying everywhere . Did you experienced this issue ? Dust collection is good when cutting roundover ! I'm using a shopvac and a cyclone as dust collector , do you think it could be the problem ? Maybe its not strong enought? I did had holes for airflow but dust don't really go down in the cabinet below... do you have advises for me ? Thank you !
Hey Nicolas, sorry about the late response. Dust is always going to fly everywhere when you cut dado's because they dust has no where to go but down the dado in the opposite direction of the dust Chute. Rockler makes a cool dust collection connector for that exact problem. www.rockler.com/dust-right-router-table-dado-dust-chute
Hi, what is the size of router table overall?
I hear you man!
I had the Rockler jig, threw it away its easier to use 2 blocks of wood.
I bought the Rockler Jig as well and it now sits in a drawer collecting dust as I found it to be a pain as well as screw that holds the indexing rod in place was miss threaded so I had to rethread it to make it work and I Hate to have to Fix Brand New Tools.
I bought the Kreg Jig kit and like it much better as I can use it to install and space inset drawers as well as flush drawers and it comes with two runners instead of one like the Rockler so I can install both slides at the same time and get them level and then use the rails to hold the drawer box in place to install them on the slides as well. Also, the Kreg Jig cost's the same as the Rockler give or take a $ or 2.
Anybody wants a Rockler drawer jig for Free, just come to Az. and pick it up. Really, I am Serious you can have it.
Just built a router table very similarly. Really surprised you can stand breathing in all of that MDF dust from the router. I had to put a mask on because my lungs had had enough of my shenanigans.
Yeah, I’m pretty brutal on my lungs. I need to be better about wearing a mask.
@@SaltCityWorkshop Nice build. Remember MDF dust is potentially carcinogenic. Some good general tips too - thanks.
Man i cant believe, that you mill in solid mdf without dust collection. This micro dust is dangerous and so annoying.
Yeah It was a bit of a regret. but thats ok. Either way nice last name. I'm a Ludwig as well.
@@SaltCityWorkshopa!