colinc
Established Member
Hi,
having just been discussing routers in another thread, and having yesterday been looking at the Woodpecker Unilift at Woodex, I've started to think about building a router table that combines the functions of the horizontal table, with a conventional table in one unit.
My horizontal table is based upon the design in "Woodworking with the Router" by Bill Hylton and Fred Matlack and has been incredibly useful, I use it more than my more conventional table, mainly with two sleds designed for morticing.
I was thinking about building the cabinet style table from that book (similar to Norm's table - not that I've ever seen Norm!), as my next big project is the kitchen and I want a good stable table before I start into that.
Before I get started I was wondering if anyone had come across a design that incorporated both into a single unit?
regards
Colin
having just been discussing routers in another thread, and having yesterday been looking at the Woodpecker Unilift at Woodex, I've started to think about building a router table that combines the functions of the horizontal table, with a conventional table in one unit.
My horizontal table is based upon the design in "Woodworking with the Router" by Bill Hylton and Fred Matlack and has been incredibly useful, I use it more than my more conventional table, mainly with two sleds designed for morticing.
I was thinking about building the cabinet style table from that book (similar to Norm's table - not that I've ever seen Norm!), as my next big project is the kitchen and I want a good stable table before I start into that.
Before I get started I was wondering if anyone had come across a design that incorporated both into a single unit?
regards
Colin