This is best table i have seen for novice workshop - definitely for the $$. Amazingly, the my ancient craftsman router fits the existing holes. The bolt holes line up perfectly.

The table top is much better than the alternatives, and provides the necessary precision for high quality cuts, as well as a nice t-track for miter gauges & other tools. The router attaches to this. Wish the table was etched in metric with millime...  Read More

There is even a dust port in the cabinet that fits my shopvac. Plugging the router and a vacuum into the switch box is a trick.

After it's dialed in, you won't need to change it. It comes with shims for jointing use.

The table flatness issue seems to be reoccurring so will not be bothering to get a replacement. The miter rail is too large meaning any guides you want to use will need shims. The aluminum top has no threaded features in it so there's no point in it b...  Read More

This is a poorly designed piece of junk. There are some very nice qualities to this table, but they are overshadowed by some of the poorly designed parts.

When i tighten things down to a normal level, its pretty much always on the side of too tight. The only way i feel safe is if i put a full two handed twist on the knobs as hard as i can, using my back to torque it too. But of course this are cheap pla...  Read More

The insert plate/opening for the router is not standard sized. The aluminum top is sticky * plates, when inserted are not flush with the mounting plate. The leveling system for the plate is difficult to use.

The fence is a royal pain to move because it runs in two slots in the cabinet top. The movable sides of the fence protrude beyond the t-track. The main grievance is that while the feather boards and mdf fence pieces have a nice triangular knob, the fe...  Read More