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Start from the job you need done: Hobby woodworkers building or upgrading a benchtop or cabinet router table, table-saw owners adding a router table in a saw extension wing, owners of a fixed-base router (Porter-Cable 690/890 and 7518, Bosch 1617, DeWalt 618, Milwaukee 5615/5625, Triton and similar) who want to mount it in a table and small furniture and cabinet shops replacing a worn plate, fence or lift.
- TopicFeatherboards, hold-downs and starting pins: fit and maker limitsHelps you buy hold-downs that mount on your table or fence, with the makers' own setup rules and limits beside them.
- TopicRouter table insert plates: outline, thickness, holes and ringsHelps you buy a plate that drops into your opening and is drilled, or can be drilled, for your router's base.
- TopicInsert and reducer rings: your plate's system, then the openingHelps you buy rings that lock into the plate or lift you own, with openings sized by the ring maker's own guidance.
- TopicMeasure your router and table, then buy: sellers and returnsHelps you record the few numbers that decide fit and check the seller and return terms before you order a part.
- TopicMiter gauges, T-track, stops and setup bars for router tablesHelps you buy a gauge, sled or track hardware that fits the slot or track your table actually has.
- TopicRouter lifts: plate outline, motor diameter and the maker's listHelps you pick a lift whose maker lists your router and whose plate fits your table opening, before you order.
- TopicRouter table fences: mounting range, table size and hose fitHelps you buy a fence that mounts on the table you own and takes the hose you have, using each maker's stated range.