The BEST Benchtop Router Table For Small Workshops and Beginner Woodworkers

Adding a portable router table that I can clamp down to my benchtop and remove when not in use is a huge efficiency gain for me and it doesn’t take up any valuable floor space. This router table also makes a great second table if there’s a full size router table in the shop and I need to use multiple bits and don’t want to be constantly changing out bits. This table uses a trim router (compact router) and a baseplate which drops into the table through the top instead of being screwed into the bottom. This allows me to remove the router with the baseplate as one piece and immediate use it outside of the table. The table also features a fence with incredible dust collection. Build Plans: Dell’s DIY: or Etsy: Products Used: Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:46 Break down plywood 04:15 Assemble Router Table Top 05:35 Attach Base and Middle Support 08:26 Layout and Install T-Tracks 12:47 Making a Baseplate Router Template 15:47 Layout and Install Baseplate in Router Table 21:56 Assemble Fence 24:30 Two Options for Dust Collection 28:32 Outro ____________________________________________ I love coffee! If you’d like to say “Thank You”, you can buy me a coffee at the link below. I appreciate you and all support given ____________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means if you purchase a product using one of these links, I may receive a small commission but with no additional cost to you. Music Attribution: “Elevate“ from Multiple songs from Audio Jungle