Mounting Plates to make a router/ circular saw table

[rodw]

Hi,

I have a Power Devil Router and a Power Devil Circular Saw. I wanted to buy mounting plates to set them in to the top of my workbench but I don't know what to buy. Does anyone know what fits these devices?

Thanks,

rodw

 

[RF Lighting]

Please don't.

A customer of mine recently lost three fingers off his right hand while using his home made saw bench.

 

[big-all]

assuming you bench is around 20mm thick dependant on saw you will only be able to cut around 40mm thick material as you guard wont function properly under a table what provisions have you made for guarding the blade
the problem you will have with the router apart from needing proper guards and protection with 2/3 the shaft in the collet you wont be able to get the full shape or depth off any cutters

 

[foxhole]

Power devil is such a cheap poor quality brand you would be better off buying a cheap table saw off ebay.
Ready made router tables use a metal plate to fix the unit to, this avoids loosing the depth of cut.

 

[big-all]

Power devil is such a cheap poor quality brand you would be better off buying a cheap table saw off ebay.
Ready made router tables use a metal plate to fix the unit to, this avoids loosing the depth of cut.

they have there place guards and fences removed for cleaning purposes £2 router table
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[Monkeh]

Is the tub for catching the digits you cut off using that?

 

[big-all]

its no more dangerouse with the fence and guard in position than any other router table

the 2 batons go in the workmate jaws