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No, but one of the images attached to the sale notice shows a label with that info. But you're right, you can insert the bit above the insert. I hadn't considered that!

I came to that conclusion because the Rutland table for sale has a maximum cutter diameter of 22mm and some of my cutters exceed that.

Thank you for that suggestion. I was seriously considering the CRT, as the table top, although smaller than the WRT, is still a reasonable size and it still has all the attributes of the larger WRT: but then I saw some advice that the ideal working height for a router table should be 850 - 900mm...

That would be a bit too restrictive with a maximum cutter of 22mm but thank you anyway.

Thank you for that. I'm even more undecided now!! As far as I can see, the plate size of the Jessem is 298 x 235mm and the plate on the WRT table is 306 x 229mm. So, as an engineer, I think that I could make that work. However, I remember that I got my SIP on special offer and it only cost me...

Thank you for the welcome. As I already have a router (2 actually) that I'm happy with, I'm not too keen on buying another. With hindsight, I realise that I should have thought about the possibility of acquiring a table in the future! If that's the only way that I can achieve a working...

Thanks for that, Mike. The point is that I already have 2 SIP 1500 routers (I won't go into how I ended up with 2!). I've been quite happy using them as hand-held tools but can see that I will be able to achieve more (both accurately and comfortably) using a table. My plan was to mount one in...

Hello. I'm relatively new to the group and at 71 I'm rediscovering the love of woodworking that I had 50 years ago. After a lot of effort, I converted half of my garage to a workshop over the lockdown period. Although I've pottered around for the last year or two, I'm now considering a few...