: This may give you some ideas on the vac set-up. It's a free
: download.

: http://www.bobsplans.com/BobsPlans/RouterTable/RouterTable.htm

: I built a router table top a few years back - one that I can use on
: a stand or pick up and carry outside and use on saw horses.
: Masterfull craftsmanship, nice drop in base insert made of lexan,
: easy to use fence except... I forgot about the router handles
: and I didn't make the insert big enough to pull the router out
: from the top - duhhh.

: I still have to attach the router from the bottom which is the
: reason I made it in the first place. So be fair warned.

The table at the site looks great. Kinda makes me wish I had more space to work in but I highly doubt Linda would volluntarily surrender her snow-free parking spot. I did my own forgetting during the table top construction but the corrective actions were a piece of cake to make. Wednesday I will give the router a full work out when I route the edges of the oak frames. I consider this practice for making the strips for my two strip projects. I am hoping to make the strips during the winter then start constructing the kayaks either this winter or during the spring/summer of 2010, depending on how much free time I have. As it seems so far, I have very little time until next fall.

Robert N Pruden