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For a long time, I wanted to build a benchtop router table for a small workshop. I decided to build a benchtop router table. I have wanted one for some time especially one I could use in a small workshop. I have been using different types of router guides but there are moments a router table would be more suitable and easier to use. You can easily mount the router table to a benchtop using clamps. I made 3 T-tracks - 2 for a table fence or a push fence and one for a crosscut jig as well. The tracks can be used also for hold-down clamps. As an addition, I also made a dust port. BENCHTOP ROUTER TABLE | ROUTER TABLE DIY I started by cutting 2 Plywood desks (40 x 30) for the router table. Glued them together and additionally fixed them with few screws. Then I measured the center of the desk and drilled 4 holes to fix the router and a center hole for router bits. I measured and routed 3 T-tracks using a router dado jig - 2 for a table fence or a push fence and one for a crosscut jig. Then I cut several MDF stips on a circular saw and glued them over the routed dados to form a T-track. Once finished I started building the router fence using plywood and MDF. Cut off the centers to make space for router bits, glued them together, and reinforced them with additional plywood supports. I also built a dust port and glued it to the table fence. To fix the table fence to the table I used plywood sliders and wing nuts. Tips: - Be careful when building the T-tracks. They should not protrude from the table - When gluing MDF strips in the T-tracks be cautious of glue excess. It should not get in the track TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Router table demonstration 01:03 Building the router table 02:57 Attaching the router to the table 06:01 Making a T-tracks 07:52 Cleaning T-track slots 08:16 Cutting MDF strips for T-tracks 09:58 Making router table fence 12:09 Building a dust port 13:24 Assembling all parts together 14:22 Using a benchtop router table MATERIAL USED: - Router - DeWALT D26203 - Plywood, MDF - Sliders - Ply 3 x 2 x 0,65 - Wood Glue, ⌀6mm bolts, ⌀6mm router bit, wing nuts, washers ► Check out some of the other projects as well: Adjustable Router Guide Jig | Router Template for Dados and Squares Make a Circular Saw Track | DIY Circular Saw Guide DIY Table Saw Sled | Small Table Saw Sled Make a Drill Press Stand | Drill Press Stand DIY ► Follow me on: Website - Pinterest - Instagram - If you have any thoughts or questions, let me know in the comments below and I will get back to you as soon as possible. I am not a professional but I like making something new with my hands. Any suggestion or advice is highly appreciated. Subscribe to this channel so you don’t miss anything. Hit the bell, like the video, and share it with anyone who would benefit from its content. See you in the next video. ► Subscribe To AllFlavor Workshop and Get More Great Tips: Thank you all for watching and for your support. #routertable #router #diytools #woodworking #allflavorworkshop ---------------------------------------------------------------------- WARNING: All information, processes, and working procedures provided by AllFlavor Workshop is of a general nature and is furnished only for educational/entertainment purposes only. No information is to be taken as professional advice. You agree that the use of this information is at your own risk and hold AllFlavor Workshop harmless from any and all losses, liabilities, injuries, or damages resulting from any and all claims. HAVE FUN BUT ALWAYS KEEP SAFE! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- how to make a router table how to make a router table top how to make a bench top router table build a router table build a router table top router table diy how to make a router table top diy tools hand tools woodworking All Flavor Workshop AllFlavor Workshop