How To Make The ULTIMATE Table Router Attachment (Dewalt Table Saw)

I'll show you how to make this unique Dewalt DIY Router Table for your DWE7485 Dewault Table Saw.

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Why Do You Need a Router Table?
0:44 - Cutting the Base
1:24 - Table Saw Fixings
1:53 - Making the Inserts
2:28 - Attaching the Router
2:50 - Convenience!
3:04 - All done
3:40 - Next Up!

[Stefan-ocbo]

I was looking for an idea for a router table and have seen many ideas on youtube. But your idea is very powerful in its simplicity but I would not have thought of it myself. Thanks for sharing your idea.

[RayCollins-dvts]

Brilliant idea. I have a different table saw, but this serves as inspiration for making my own router table.

[Cadaveractual]

Possibly one of the most valuable and practical YouTube videos I’ve watched certainly this year. Great build especially when used in conjunction with the table saws sliding guide rail. Absolute game changer. I know what I’ll be doing the first dry day I get.

Great content

[MrAkwaholic]

Greatest idea I've seen to upgrade my Dewalt table saw. I'm going to make it today. You've got a new subscriber. Thanks

[zacharylockhart]

Came here after watching the Dewalt Table Saw review. This is a DIY router table addition is *major* benefit that makes the table saw purchase easier for me. Thanks very much for your content.

[PrinceWesterburg]

OMG - Genius! I'm building guitars and guitar amps in a typical British garage workshop so this will save me so much space - thank you so much!

[shelleyeisele]

This is a couple of steps beyond genius!
I am an absolute beginner and have the smaller DeWalt saw—have been trying to figure out how to extend the left side of the table a bit—so I can work with larger pieces of wood.
Thanks for sharing how I can eliminate one more piece of equipment—and how to make the most of what I have.
I keep seeing videos where folks have gone from basic setups to elaborate and beautiful out feed tables, assembly tables, and separate router and mitre saw stations—that are well beyond anything I can afford—or that I will ever have room for.
I recently decided that I would focus on the videos of craftsmen making incredible things with the most basic equipment. Then I stumbled across your mistakes beginners make—followed up by this!
Thanks again—you have helped get me motivated again!

[ajaymanoharan]

Interesting idea! I would actually make it fit the fence side and make it a permanent fixture there. It has to be little shorter from front-back so it's the same as the cast iron surface, to allow the fence to slide through.

[preciousholmes]

Im glad this video popped up on from my search. I had been searching for this exact thing but i wasnt getting the responses I was looking for. This is perfect. I am building a miter saw/table saw workbench and wanted this at the end of the table. This one is even better than what I was thinking of.

[WNCmotard]

I just purchased a jobsite saw. Thanks for the video how to, I'm absolutely building this.

[awlthatwoodcrafts]

Well done. Talk about making the most out of what you've got. This is brilliant. And yes, using a router in a table is so much easier than trying to do it by hand. It can also be a good alternative to a dado stack. Dados and rabbets are very doable on a router table. You can even find off-sized router bits to compensate for the various plywood thicknesses. The router table gives more ways to skin that cat, to coin a phrase.

[billc]

This is great! I have a Ridgid portable table saw, with a slide-out extension, perfect spot to drop in a router table like this. Totally excellent, thank you!

[DamianSheesh]

I have the Skil 10" saw, and it doesn't have the notch at left of the blade, but it does have rails and the notch on the right side. I can totally see adding a table on the right for sure. What a great idea.

[jaquesaulait]

That's a great idea. I'm sure you could source a router fence to place in front of the Dewalt fence for close quarter work.

[edmundnyamupepema]

I was so lucky to stuble upon this gem video. My search end here as this occupies number one on my trim router table video library. Very well thought out and functionaly superb. I wish I could like it 10k times. Thank you! It indeed is a great build especially to me with zero experience in woodworking 💯/💯

[geoffrey]

Wow great work! I had looked up router table builds before and nothing had inspired me. I watched your tablesaw 5 things to know video where you referenced this and was impressed.
I have the same tablesaw and this would take up next to no room. Thanks !

[attepitkanen]

Thinking about doing this to my Skil 1340 as well. Funny, when I assembled saw, I thought to myself "lovely place for router".

[florinmargarit]

Thank you for this amazing video. Its simplicity and quality really stood out. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I will definitely try to make one of these. Thanks again!

[joelaferriere]

I'll be building one myself...I have the same table saw too 👌

[eliporter]

Thanks for sharing this video. I'm in a garage so space is at a premium so this will make the perfect router table for me.