Workshop Router Tables, Cabinets and Jigs

To keep router bit storage close at hand, this organizer work equally well attached to the side of your freestanding router table or mounted on a wall. Combine pullout shelves with a clear-view window in one well-order cabinet.

For this special issue on routers, we asked a trio of seasoned router experts to share shop-made jigs they have found super handy over the years. We will provide the plans for each, and also show how theyâre used. Add to that a healthy dose of expert wisdom along the way. We start with a Two-Part Router Jig by Pat Warner. Next is a Multi-Hole Doweling Jig by Patrick Speilman. Last but not least, Finger-Saving Push Sticks by Carol Reed.

The perfect companion to your shops most versatile tool, this go-anywhere benchtop router table helps make even tough routing jobs easy. To enable you to use your router away from the router table, we...

Maybe you have looks of ambition to build woodworking projects but you are a bit short on space. This little portable, bench top mounted router table is big enough to hold some of the largest portable hand held routers. The simple hinging of the entire top base allows easy access for changing routers bits or routers, along with some pull out storage drawers to hold your commonly used bits.

Using inexpensive MDF, hardboard and pine material, you can create a cabinet that offers great storage for router bits, bushings, wrenches, safety gear and anything else you use with your router. The cabinet can also be easily hung in a convenient location, like the side of your router cabinet or on the wall.

This full-featured fence and a team of accessories make an unbeatable workshop combination. To add flexibility, the fence is designed to attach to a router table in just about every imaginable way...

Cut dadoes to the desired width with the help of this handy shop aid.