Simple, Portable and Cheap to make Router Table | Perfect for small workshops

Simple, Portable and Cheap to make Router Table | Perfect for small workshops
In this video I will show you how to make this super versatile, cheap to make, highly portable router table. Its perfect for small workshops or on job sites.

Cut list:
Main body
- top - 40cm x 34cm
- sides - 29cm x 25cm
- back - 29cm x 32cm
- bottom - 55cm x 25cm
- French cleat - 42cm x 5cm
- back support -42cm x 5cm
Fence
- front -40cm x 9cm
- back support - 40cm x 5.2cm
- side supports - 7cm x 4cm
Dust port box
- sides - 5.2cm x 4 cm
- back - 11cm x 7.7cm
- top - 11cm x 5.1cm

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[chrisybradshaw]

Well done Tomasz another brilliant project for me

[xinixxagnix]

Nice simple shop you have, i have not so much money and can not buy Festool tools but only Parkside range, for 600 euro i have whole arsenal )), love you spirit and your video's.!

[MikeWilliams-ypkl]

This is just what I want, thanks again. Mate

[nickvaughan]

Great idea, Tomasz I will definitely be building this my workshop is only 8x6x5FT so this will be perfect, many thanks and I really enjoy your channel 👍

[jenniferdixon]

Thank you! Havent used my router because i didn't have a table setup. This will be perfect!

[malcolmgriffin]

Great project video, great idea well done 👍

[dennisstahlman]

I can see that being a good option for a dedicated 45’s and round over setup.

[dannybaker]

Nicely done. As you say, it's an ideal set-up for a small workshop.👍🏻

[michaelblackmore]

Hi Tomasz. Great idea, cheap, simple easy to build and probably does most of the work many of us would need. Mike

[idlersdream]

Great little build Tomasz, it's all you need a lot of the time 👍

[dougm]

Hi Tomasz. I love the simplicity and practicality of this. Seriously thinking about building this when I get my battery router. Thanks for the cut list. Can you tell me the thickness of the melamine chipboard you used? My store stocks both 1cm and 1.6 cm.

[MCsCreations]

Excellent work, Tomasz! Fantastic little router table! Nicely done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[AkosLukacs]

Was puzzled first, because you have a router table. But with the explanation in the end, it made sense. Nice idea. Keep us posted how much you use this and your "proper" router table!

[stevenwells]

Super little table, will use the cut list and make one myself, keep up the good work, many thanks and take care 😊😊

[gaz]

Great little build Tomasz. Brilliantly simple

[kenthesparky]

Your projects get more ingenious by the day.👍

[paul-fkde]

Absolutely awesome video very well done this is perfect for my shed where did you get your router?

[barry.w.christie]

Would've been sooo much better if you'd used the new dowel jig 😁 ... French cleats are one of the best things ever invented, this is a pretty ingenious use of it 👍
P.S. I have an absolute hatred of pocket hole screws, I don't know why, I've never even used them 🤣

[lysy-ylcf]

Dzięki, o tym właśnie myślałem. Gratuluję pomysłu

[michalmalon]

I will paint all that exposed ends.
Just for stop moisture going into.