I've bought a commercial router table top and fence system. If I build a base with shelves and drawers, how should I connect the base to the top?
Will Kreg pocket holes work well? Should I use small blocks of wood attached to the top? Should I use some kind of small steel L brackets? All of the above None of the above?
Gerry < no, this is not a multiple-choice exam >
If the router top is a non-expandable material (i.e. wont expand/contract with changes in moisture levels), then you could possibly use any of those methods above.
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Any of the above.
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Barry
You could use what I used for my router table, gravity! The top is just laying there! I fit the underside top with a second layer of MDF that fits snugly inside the cabinet. If I want to remove the top, lift out the router and plate, and off it comes. No problem while using it so far either. Greg
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