REQ: New Yankee Workshop Deluxe Router Station Plans

When you get done building your new router table I'm thinking of stopping by your house and loading it onto my truck. You won't mind, will you?

Lee

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Lee Gordon
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Ah, of course. I understand, and I thank you both for the correction, and for taking my post exactly as seriously as I did.

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Dave Hinz

Is it an en-dash or em-dash?

-- "We need to make a sacrifice to the gods, find me a young virgin... oh, and bring something to kill"

Tim Douglass

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Tim Douglass

Freely sharing INFORMATION is not the same as blatantly violating copyright law.

A cheap thieving twit, they're not all communists.

Commercialism has nothing to do with it, and this is not a board. Fact is, use of the internet to vioolate intellectual property lasws has become easier with the rise of ISPs who sell access to the internet. Unlike the pre-commercial days, when every system manager was held accountable for his users, today's ISPs are only interested in avoiding liability, they don't give a damn about the internet itself, or even their own reputation.

No doubt the internet would have survived and flourished without commercialism. It did fine beofor commercialism. Without commercialism it would never be as large as it is today, the web might not have come about, but the basic internet would cerainly have survived becuause it is so useful.

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fredfighter

I did buy the plans for the reason the OP stated. Modified the height because I don't like to bend over and outfitted it with locking casters. After I got the carcase and the dust box finished I put a Jointech fence on it "just to see how I liked it," and I liked using the router station so much I never have gotten around to making the drawers." :-)

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Vince Heuring

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