This is a super versatile router lift and storage cabinet built around the Rockler ProLift router lift that lives in the extension wing of my table saw accompanied with some t-track. Here’s some of the intricacies of my design: The wider t-track was notched out to allow for the t-bolts from the fence to slide into the blue t-track. I swapped out the hardware that comes with the fence for some cam clamps. The whole cabinet is made from ½” aromatic cedar Purebond plywood that I had left over from my dresser build. The drawer bottoms are all made from 1/4” plywood and those function as drawer bot. Editors choice: table SAW router extension. Bench Dog Tools ProMax. Why it's our top pick  Nice and sturdy, these wings (or extensions) have legs that rest below them. Ensuring that you can put all the pressure required or be confident that the weight of your project isn’t going to collapse the extensions. Powerful. Measuring the Router table extension is important, you need to ensure that the modification is not too small or too large width wise. This width is an important measurement because it represents the gap between the saw table’s fence rails. Too large and it won’t fit, too small and it won’t be uniform and it will look shoddy.

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