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[ghost]

See you got your parachute table in use.

Yes and it's looking like it will work like I was hoping.

 

[ghost]

For anyone interested.
Main rails. $85

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BFXNTDY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

2Pcs SBR16-2000mm Linear Rail Guide + 4Pcs SBR16UU Square Type Slide Bearing Block, 16mm Linear Rail Overall Length 78.7 inch/2000mm for Fully Supported Linear Rail

Cross rods: $73.69

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096QS196H?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Linear Motion Rod Shaft Guide D 16mm x L 1200mm Case Hardened Chrome Plated for 3D Printer, DIY, CNC - Metric h8 Tolerance, 2Pcs

Router sled. $149.99

TrimFit Pro™ Trim Router Sled KitEssentials Kit / Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2723-20

All kits back IN STOCK - Current lead time is 1 weekClick here for full product description and details outlining what’s included and what’s notStarter Kit Includes:1x - 3/8” Cast Acrylic Plate2x - 1/4” Cast Acrylic Hardware Mounting Plates2x - 4” Handle GripsScrews and nuts needed to attach...

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I opted for the essentials kit that includes the blocks and stops.

Bit: $44.99

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BWMKDX2T?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Replacement knives for when I forget what I bought. $19.99

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BYN3PHP6/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=A2ID1S57Q6PCQI&th=1

 

[ghost]

See you got your parachute table in use.

Forgot to add thanks.

 

[YJJPWrangler]

Got a slab jig set up.
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I built something similar using fence posts but that is way nicer. Time to upgrade that router too! I'm running an older 3.5hp crafstman with a 2" surfacing head.

 

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I built something similar using fence posts but that is way nicer. Time to upgrade that router too! I'm running an older 3.5hp crafstman with a 2" surfacing head.

This was using the only router I have access to atm. I will play with this and probably upgrade to the 1/2 Fuel later. Ran some quick test yesterday but didn't have the time to fully surface my test piece. I braced two corners dismantled it into 2 pieces and its in the shop. I tarped the table since there was a chance of rain. I've got to get a cover over the table asap though.

 

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Got a nice day and no rain so I got the slab mill out to test it out. This red oak would stall the router if I took too deep of a pass. When the battery died I realized that was why. Fresh battery and she worked great. First observation is it’s too high above the table so I’ll have to swap the cross pieces from bottom to top. At this height I believe it would only work well with pieces 3” - 4” thick.