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INTEGRATED BIT STORAGE: Protect and store router bits with a double door, quick latch integrated bit case.

ABOVE THE TABLE ROUTER LIFT: n convenient access to router bits with the Above Table Adjustment provided by the SKIL SRT1039 all-inclusive Router Table.

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My third table was built to attach to a B&D Workmate. Well, I think I'm on version 5 now, and each one has been better than the one before it. In a few years you can then buy or build what you really want. I think you should seriously consider returning your router table and then making one something like the one that I made. Mine never moved when it was in use, until I unscrewed it and put it on the shelf. They were too small, and in the wrong places, and moved too easily when trying to feed long boards through them. I never owned one of those Craftsman or Skil router tables, but I have used them, and liked my first router table far better than either one of those. This is a great no-frills way to get started with using a table mounted router that will likely cost you almost nothing. I used this router table frequently for about 5 years before I became displeased with it's limitations, but by then I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted in my next router table. I clamped this fence in place using two C clamps. For a fence, I had a 2 X 4 about 32' long with a U shaped notch about in the middle of it to fit around the router bit and allow most of the bit to be within this notch. Each time that I needed to use it I screwed it to the edge of my workbench with a couple of screws so most of it and the router hung off the bench. My first router table was a 20 X 24' piece of 5/8 plywood with a center hole for the bit and 3 mounting screw holes on the router base pattern to allow attaching the router. Sand and smooth the opening on the top after cutting with a jig saw. Drill holes in the corners with a Forstner bit if you have it, about the size of the curve on the plate. Lay tape on the top when you make the cut to limit tear out. Separate the pieces, mark a second line half an inch inside the first, then cut that out. lay it out on the bottom piece so the two same-size pieces are aligned, then draw a pencil line onto the bottom layer. Cut the opening in the top just slightly larger than the plate (too tight and it will be hard to get out. I suggest you do two layers, top 1/2 inch, bottom 3/4. Make sure it is flat, some precut stuff is stored improperly and is not flat. Do find and use Baltic Birch ply if you can find it. Making your own table can be very simple. I suggest you NOT bold or screw down this plate so you can lift it out to change speed and bits.

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I seldom use a full sized router for simple tasks anymore, and use a small trim router instead. Whichever way you go, keep the base plate you removed because you will need to put it back on if you have to use it hand held.