New Rigid Portable Table Saw, How to add Router?

I have that saw. I made a plate for it out of a rejected sink-cut-out made from solid surfacing. You have to rabbet the front and back of the plate so that the surfaces are level. Mine is pink..lol

My saw had cast iron wings with supporting ribs underneath them. Even with all that iron, I was able to use a flexible grinding disk in a drill to grind away the ribs in a specific area then I mounted my 3hp Makita router directly to the wing. The grinding took several hours, but got finished eventually. Worked out fine with the rail and stile router bits I used to build some cabinets for my mother's kitchen.

Robatoy and all, Thanks for the replies, did you use a ready made router plate and then set the plate in your homemade plate? Or did you just make the homemade one and then drill it to fit your router? Where would my best bet be to find some soild surface material to make the plate? My router is a Porter Cable 692, 1 1/2hp with the "D" handle.

Robatoy wrote:

When I needed some small pieces of Corian to make zero clearance inserts for my table saw I went to a custom kitchen and bathroom fabricator and asked if they could spare any scraps. They knidly supplied me with a small stack of them at no charge.

Lee

Use the Ridgid tool forums - lots of info