Time for some shop upgrades! I built a small router table for my workbench with a cheap baseplate i ordered online and some CNC and 3D-printer magic.
project facts
| dimensions: | 680 x 350mm x 108mm (width x depth x height) | |
| material: | plywood, PLA, aluminium | |
| estimated material cost: | ~130€ (see details below) | |
| tools: | cnc-mill , 3D-printer, hand-saw, belt sander, sand paper | |
| difficulty: | intermediate | |
| build time: | 6-8 hours | |
| print time: | ~40 hours |
3D-model
materials
| material | estimated cost |
|---|---|
| birch ply 18mm (700 x 400 x 18mm) | 8€ |
| beech ply with phenolic resin coating (800 x 200 x 15mm) | 4€ |
| router base plate | 30€ |
| aluminium profiles M8 | 18€ |
| filament for 3D-printed parts | 5€ |
| mounting hardware | 15€ |
| Katsu handheld router (makita clone) | 50€ |
| sum | ~130€ |
building process
project pictures
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