Building a Portable Router Table With Kreg Router Lift

[@TheNasties]

Sick Kreg commercial brother!

[@sneakyblackdog]

Very nice, like the stand idea

[@billbenoit1607]

I really like you this breaks down and stores flat! Awesome work man!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Same here, its so compact and stores next to the portable workbench along a wall when not in use!

[@wisenber]

Always interesting to see how many tools are needed to make a tool.

[@davidndahura7437]

I will do this bit in bits

[@frankieabagnale]

What is the name of those spring clamps with the red curved tongue on them? Great vid, best music choices.

[@mickey533]

That's slick!

[@derekmoen5382]

Nice video and build! Do you still like the lift? I'm looking to replace my rockler pro it's a pos!! Also I recommend not using an impact for pocket holes everyone straps the screws out. I saw you do it too. I quit using my impacts and use a 2 speed driver it was a game changer.

[@wingsley]

Interesting and informative video; very interesting project design. But viewers can do without all the blurry images.

[@EitriBrokkr]

Nice close up footage or your corner radius not matching the plate at all

[@Joyjoiner]

Nice video. What router are you using in the lift?

[@geoffhickin7000]

Anyone thinking of doing this with the Kreg router lift should note that the radius of the curved corners on the router plate are much larger than the router bit used to cut them. It's a characteristic of the Kreg that results in an unfortunate gap at the corners if you just cut them with the router.

[@airman9820]

Yes Kreg says to use a one and a half inch bit to drill corners out then router the rest. That gap would drive me nuts.

[@mattcollins7372]

Nice build! Do you know if the festool 1400 router would work in the kreg base? Thanks

[@snowystuds]

Looks good! I’d route on it.

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

and you shall.....

[@garrettlund]

Just Awesome!!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks!!

[@Skelly85]

All your footage is really close up it’s almost hard to watch. That being said great vid!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks for the feed back, we will see what we can do on the next videos! Thanks for watching!

[@kukumalu255]

What router are you using with this table? Is it makita rt0700 series trim router?

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

kukumalu255 i was using an older craftsman or portercable. I can’t remember now, I have since replaced it

[@thepoplarshop]

I could make a router table like that if I had a fancy glue spreader like you used. How much did that glue spreader cost ? $13.99 ? Where can I order one like that ? LOL ! ! ! ! Solid build my friend. Well done !

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Its Free.99! its my favorite price out in the market! lol Thanks for watching! my new shop wall/cabinets are built and inspired by your sys port video!

[@StevenBloomfield]

Seems like it would wobble left/right?

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Steven Bloomfield it does have a slight wobble but this is a my jobsite router table. I have a dedicated on in my bench in my shop. This gives me an extra router table or work surface if I’m working outside. You can easily attach a board below to prevent the racking.

[@joemassena8051]

I'll be looking for the plans. what are you gonna do for a fence?

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Joe Massena plans are uploaded on buildsomething.com I will put the link in the description. I will build a fence.

[@mr.p9882]

Dang!!! I really wanted to watch this...BUT---I refuse to watch these new age videographers who present entertainment with instruction and then, on top of that, think everyone wants to listen to their crap music....sorry, a BIG THUMBS DOWN!!!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

The mute button is located on the bottom left corner. Thanks for the input.

[@ginoasci]

what’s with all the shit drama