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The Axminster Router fence does all I want: https://www.axminster.co.uk/search/?q=router%20fence&nR[visibility_search][=][0]=1&

Agree on the muscle chuck, good bit of kit, better than any extension collet, and I tried a few before getting the muscle chuck.

Mike

Thanks Mike, looked at the Axminster, it's a bit low for me and I would quite like micro adjustment. I think I'm going to make one, but not sure of design.

 

[MikeJhn]

You can easily make an extended tall fence, and this fills your other criteria: https://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technol ... les-506247

Back to the fence, I don't know why they don't show the fittings for the fence, but the side rails with the movable scales are very easy to use and almost make the fine-fence-adjusters redundant.

Mike

 

[Raymond UK]

I made my first router table about 4 years ago.

Plenty of router bit storage so I can keep on buying new router bits. It houses my handheld routers in the bottom and it moves around on 6 casters.

It's in use almost every day and the Triton TRA001 cuts whatever I throw at it. I was toying buying a router table but I'm glad I didn't.

 

[craigs]

UJK compact router table + UJK lift with DeWalt 625