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I just don't see a router table serving a similar need. Unless by that you mean a CNC like a Shapeoko or similar, rather than one of those tables with a fence
by linsomniac 9y ago
I just don't see a router table serving a similar need. Unless by that you mean a CNC like a Shapeoko or similar, rather than one of those tables with a fence and a router poking up underneath it.
As far as a lack of space, there's ALWAYS a lack of space at maker spaces. :-)
- gtvwill 9y agoHand router buddy, they exist. Router tables are generally used for edging/mitering/straight cuts. Hand routers are for doing narly shit preferably you want one with plunge capabilities so you can just ram it down where the cut starts and you don't have to pre-drill or cut it in from some angle.