Wood Magazine 151 by Bill Krier

Author:Bill Krier
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Wood, Home and hobby woodworker
Publisher: Meredith Corporation
Published: 2003-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

Position the cabinet slide on the spacer, flush with the end of the drawer cleat (DD). Drill the mounting holes, and drive the screws.

Place Vb" spacers along the false front's sides and bottom edge. Clamp the front to the drawer, and drive the screws.

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Note: If your fablesaw measures more than 13" tall, you'll need to raise the router top (P) with spacers to make it level with the saw's cast-iron top rather than shim the saw, as explained in the next step.

2 Reposition your tablesaw on the top (II), as in Step 3 of the previous section. To make the saw's top level with the router top (P), see the article on page 98. Then, fasten the saw to the top.

3 Install the tablesaw's front and back fence rails using the supplied screws. Then, fasten each rail to the top (P) using appropriate size screws. (We used #14x1'/i" flathead wood screws, and drilled 3 /u" pilot holes.) You may need to drill holes in your rails to center the screws on the top.

4 Mount a safety switch for the router in a convenient location near the cord-access hole. We mounted the Rousseau safety power switch, shown on Drawing 1, under the tablesaw's back rail.

5 Install your router fence, insert plate, and router. Feed your router's cord through the I Vi" hole in the router cabinet's side panel, and plug it into the router switch's receptacle. Now, move your work center into position, make your dust-collection connections, plug in the tablesaw and router-switch power cords, and make something beautiful. ♦

Written by Owen Duvall with Chuck Hedlund Project design: Kevin Boyle Illustrations: Roxanne LeMoine

C drawer sides

2714"

D drawer front and back

W

19"

E drawer bottom

W

19" 27" MDO 1

F router-bit tray W 7'4" 18V2" MDF 1

G tray edge

(S? 1'/z" 1814" M

Cutting Diagram.

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