Router Table Dust Extraction Advice?

[PeteG]

Does anyone know the best way of connecting the dust port from the fence to a dust port for the router housing and then to a vacuum?
I've looked at Rutlands and they do a nice 2 1/2" dust port for the back of the router housing, http://www.rutlands.co.uk/sp+woodwo...1-2-hoses-fittings-21-2-dust-port-dakota+dkl1 but "T" junctions are only available as part of a kit which costs £70.00. Have any of you fine chaps used plastic push fit piping from plumbers merchants?

 

[Hobbyshop]

How about one of these:
http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-dust-extraction-adaptor-100mm

 

[PeteG]

How about one of these:
http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-dust-extraction-adaptor-100mm

Thank you Kevin So I'd connect the port on the fence to the top port on this adapter, and then connect the chip extractor or shop vacuum to the back, with another adapter of course. Saves having a "T" junction.
Much appreciated Kevin.

 

[Charlie Woody]

Or you could try this www.toolovation.co.uk/Dust_Router_p/keen_dr1001.htm

Check the size of the opening in your router base first to make sure it will fit.