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In its horizontal configuration, this router table is great for mortise and tenon work. A crank makes vertical adjustment convenient and accurate. For operations requiring traditional vertical orient...
31_MD_00364
31-MD-00364
9.95
WoodworkersWorkshop
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Workshop Article included:
How to use the horizontal/vertical router table, a 2 page article
BONUS PLAN included:
Build a Leg Stand for your stationary tools, a 2 page article with detailed drawings.
Plan Author: Conway Dobbs
Plan Contributors: Jan Hale Svec, Erv Roberts, James R. Downing, Kim Downing, Lorna Johnson, Baldwin Photography
Published Date: 2002 December
Plan Language: English, all measurements are inches/feet unless stated otherwise.
Wood and Supplies needed:
1 of 3/4 x 5-1/2 x 96 inch maple
1 of 3/4 x 48 x 96 Baltic birch plywood
an extensive supply list and buyers guide is provided in the plan
Tools needed:
Table saw, router, clamps, drill and other common workshop tools.
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