Reply to this topic One of the most critical factors you must thoughtfully consider when getting a router is choosing between Plunge vs the fixed type. In this informative review, you will get learn all you need to know about these products fro help you make the right decision when you invest in a router lift. Dust Box:. Posted November 16, Posted Images.

Contractor Saw. Professional Cabinet Saw. Industrial Cabinet Saw. Router Tables Sliding Tables. Outfeed Tables Dust Collection. Mobile Bases All Accessories. Repeatable Precision Made Beautiful. Photos Specifications Included Items. Description Built for heavy-duty precision, the SawStop Router Lift features a chain-synchronized four-post lifting system, positive lock, precision above-table elevation measurement and adjustments, and adaptive collars to fit multiple router sizes.

Follow Us on Instagram. Max Router Diameter: 4. Looks great. If I had enough space to the right of my saw, I would get one for sure. For now, the right side of my saw is against a wall. Mick S what are you doing for a router and lift for this table? Did you get the SawStop lift with the table? Reading through this post again and your other post in Power Tools it sounds like you're getting a Woodpecker lift?

I have the same Triton router. I've got it mounted in a little Bench Dog router table set up, it honestly is too heavy, as it bends the insert a bit, but it really is a great router.

I'm looking into this table extension also. I like the idea of saving the shop space. It looks like you have the Professional with 36 rails and the Integrated Mobile Base. I have the 52" rail system, but otherwise the same. I talked with SawStop to make sure I was getting the correct router table and they made sure I had the exact model for my saw.

When I called back, after much research and thinking, they said I couldn't get the router table. The reason being, the Integrated Mobile Base isn't strong enough to support the weight of the Router Table. It doesn't look like this is a big issue for you, as it appears your saw is stationary. I move mine everytime I use it, as I have a garage shop. Have you moved yours much. Have you had any issues with the Integrated Mobile Base? I really like and want this upgrade, but don't want to hurt my gorgeous saw.

No issues with the mobile base, but I rarely need to use it. From what I read here and other places the industrial base may be worth the upcharge if you move it around much.

After having used it extensively on a few projects I love it even more. I'm about to pull the pin and get a SS Tablesaw with their inline router. It's been a year since you reviewed it. Any updates in your opinion? Would you have bought or done anything differently? Another question I forgot to ask the salesman, does your router plug somewhere on the saw? The saw I'm looking at is V.

Just wondered how they handled that issue. For me, it's a big investment. I'd like to be as knowledgeable about the product before the purchase. Thanks for any information you can give me. Yes I would definitely do it again. Nothing new to report. I have the Woodpeckers lift. The micro height adjustment is very precise. Which Woodpecker lift do you have?

On the Wood Magazine website they slammed it with one star, but the. The mounting hoes of my new woodpecker PRL-v2 do not line up with the sawstop router table. Anyone else have this issue? I ended up getting this a few months ago with the sawstop lift and the 10" expansion to the wing. That Triton router doesn't work well with the lift, so I used a Bosch one.

So I can use the shroud, though I've not gotten it yet. Sorry, I just saw this post. I have the V2. Looks like they gave this one 4. I wish I would have found this website before I bought all the stuff I had in the last 2 months.

I guess I could use the lift and the porter cable router and just drop them right in. I wonder what the advantages are to having it to the right end of the table vs the left? Do you always run it like that? I actually went back in your other thread to see if there was a router table in the background, with the idea of making that exact suggestion.

It's a real space saver for me. I prefer having on the right end because I rarely have work wide enough to necessitate moving the fence all the way out there. On the left, it pretty much requires taking the fence off and lowering the cutter to use the saw.

Yes, I leave the miter gauge on the left. If I'm cutting miters for boxes I use a sled on the right side. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead.

Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Prev 1 2 3 Next Page 1 of 3. Recommended Posts. Popular Post. Mick S Posted November 2, Posted November 2, Installation It took more time to remove the old router table than to install the new one. Oh well, now I know what to ask for for Christmas!

Summary I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this table to my best friend! Link to post Share on other sites. Replies 54 Created 2 yr Last Reply Jan Top Posters In This Topic 16 7 3 2. Popular Posts Mick S November 2, MJC January 26, Posted Images. Art Posted November 2, Thanks for the review. This product is certainly on my upgrade list in the next years.

Jfitz Posted November 2, Let us know how it works out once you start using it. Ronn W Posted November 2, I like it. Minnesota Steve Posted November 6, Posted November 6, Cliff Posted November 16, Posted November 16, Thanks for the great review! Coop Posted November 16, Great review Mick.

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