Steve Maskery
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Quite. Just make sure you have good support if you are making a dining table for 10 on a benchtop Axi! 
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motownmartin
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Hi Steve
An excellent idea regarding the router table dust extraction, especially if you have an open (rather than enclosed) table, as you know I have visited your workshop and have seen your table which happens to be nearly the same as mine, with my table I ignored the design of the door and left out the relief holes and seled any other gaps, I also transfer the DX pipe from the fence to the router enclosure, this concetrates the DX to suck through the hole where the cutter protrudes from and I end up with the same results as you have managed with your mod.
Just to show the door on my router table
Steve, this not a critisism but another angle which folk can tackle the problem.
Keep up the excellent work.
An excellent idea regarding the router table dust extraction, especially if you have an open (rather than enclosed) table, as you know I have visited your workshop and have seen your table which happens to be nearly the same as mine, with my table I ignored the design of the door and left out the relief holes and seled any other gaps, I also transfer the DX pipe from the fence to the router enclosure, this concetrates the DX to suck through the hole where the cutter protrudes from and I end up with the same results as you have managed with your mod.
Just to show the door on my router table
Steve, this not a critisism but another angle which folk can tackle the problem.
Keep up the excellent work.
