Bench Dog router table

[johnbs]

I've just purchased and assembled a Bench Dog ProMax router table from Rutlands (on "Special" at present, but still £399 ) :?

It was delivered in 3 packages, and rather like flat-pack furniture, it was basically a job of assembling from flat-pack, but with rather more components! As I'd decided to add a few home-brew "extras", assembly took a day. The quality of the cast-iron top (which comes in two parts which have to be carefully aligned & bolted together) is very good, as is the impressive fence. The top weighs 27.2Kg, and the fence is a very heavy-gauge extrusion. The various fixings & screws were packed in about 6 sealed bags, and not a single component was missing.

I'd be happy to post a review if anyone is interested.

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[Joe]

I'd be interested!

 

[Sawdust]

I'd be interested to see what it's like. £400 must buy a bloody good router table!

Cheers
Mike

 

[johnbs]

OK: can someone please point me to the instructions for adding photos to a post? I can't see any obvious tools in the tool-bar.

John

 

[Blister]

OK: can someone please point me to the instructions for adding photos to a post? I can't see any obvious tools in the tool-bar.

John

Click the link re photos


https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... hp?t=26955 :wink:

 

[johnbs]

Broken nut-cracker


(snipped)

 

[Blister]

Broken nut-cracker

I see you now know how to post photos 8)

Err , Huum , well what can I say

Yes Nice broken nut cracker

 

[johnbs]

Yes, sorry: it's now the subject of a "proper" post under "General Woodworking" (or should that be "General brass-foundry castings" :!: )

John