Easy 5-Minute Router Table Dust Solution - Totally Free!

In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you a simple yet effective fix to achieve 100% dust collection on your router table-all by drilling just one hole! Dust management doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, and this easy upgrade will make a huge difference in keeping your workspace clean and your tools performing at their best. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a beginner, this free fix will help you drastically improve dust collection in no time. Watch now to see how one small change can make a big impact!
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[@davidrader2282]

I’m getting ready to build my smart router table. This is perfect timing. I’ll add it to the build. Thanks Ron!

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

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[@wiseoldfool]

I like it. Simple and effective. I'll steal that idea for my pending router table build. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

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[@marknikolich5799]

Awesome idea Ron! Will utilize this ideas asap. Hoping you made it out of the storm ok. We live in Tampa and once again dodged a bullet😮

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

We've fared well through Milton and every storm we've faced during our three years here, beginning with Ian. All we had to do was clear the oak leaves that blew over from the church across the street and clean our windows. We're grateful, as just a few blocks away, many people lost everything, with over 4 feet of water flooding their homes

[@tjacksonwoodworker3726]

I grew up in Tarpon Springs north of you. Live North of St. Louis now. I hope you faired well during Milton.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

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[@TheGc66]

hey Ron! how'd you guys make it thru the storm? any damage in your area? Fantastic idea with the linear dust extraction! cant get much more efficiency, simplicity & practicality than that!

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

We did great with Milton and every storm we've experienced in our three years here, starting with Ian. We only had to rake up the oak tree leaves that blew over from the church across the street and wash our windows. We are thankful, as so many, even just a few blocks away, lost everything with 4 feet or more of water in their homes.

[@TheGc66]

@@TheSmartWoodshop goodness gracious, that's close! Glad you guys faired well, I saw where it was headed your way and wondered how it went. Thankful!

[@macneila143]

Genius ❤

[@tdavid6499]

The idea I had in mind for my first router table yet to be made was to use a larger vacuum hose attachment fixed at the end of the table (left side) at 90 degrees and have it move down as the work piece moves on top of it and come back up when i remove the piece using a spring or something. Think of it as a bmx starting gate. Though my method would require extra wood pieces for holding the hose and the attachment fixed on the side of the table. Having your hole as close to the plate as possible looks like a better compromise. Would suction be good enough for a hole twice as deep (front to back of the table) ?

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

I was surprised by how effective the dust collection was, just based on the location of the suction port.

[@leanwoodworks]

Catching dust in the stream is the biggest issue people over look.. I learned this on a router BOX I recently made. When he says there is no dust he’s right there is no dust catching it in a stream it so awesome and it looks cool too.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Show us the router box.😎

[@leanwoodworks]

@@TheSmartWoodshop I will I’m hung up on vehicle issues right now. Then I’ll make a video showing it. Will be back in shop in a few days.

[@leanwoodworks]

Man what’s he making? Drive me crazy.. he’s up to something big guys!!

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

Something is coming that has worked out better than I expected-another surprisingly simple tool that has a significant impact on production and accuracy.