Pocket-Hole Jig 720PRO
 
 

Table Saw Router Table Wing

By Spencley Design Co.
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Save TONS of valuable space in your shop by inserting a router lift into the extension wing of your table saw

Difficulty easy

Tools

Kreg Tools

Other Tools

  • Precision miter gauge
    Precision miter gauge
  • Table saw
    Table saw
  • Impact driver
    Impact driver
  • drill
    drill

Materials

Wood Products

  • 1 Sheet plywood , ¾’ x 4 x 8

Hardware & Supplies

  • 1 Box of 1 ¼” pocket hole screws (See tools list)
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Cut List & Parts

  • 1 Top panel , 27 1/16” x 30”
  • 2 Long sides , 2” x 28 1/12”
  • 2 Short sides , 2” x 27 1/16”
  • 1 Note - these sizes may change with the size of your table saw, as all table saws are different.
See Full Cut List & Parts

Directions

  • Cut plywood

    Cut all pieces according to the cutlist. Note that all of the pieces on this project are made out of ¾” plywood.

    Step 1

  • Attach side pieces together

    Using pocket holes, attach all of the side pieces together securely.

    Step 2

  • Attach side assembly to top

    Using pocket holes, attach the side assembly to the top.

    Step 3

  • Cut out router plate

    After determining where you want the router plate, cut out the shape with a jigsaw.

    Step 4

  • Attach router plate levelers

    Secure router plate levelers to the bottom of the router table to ensure router is secure.

    Step 5

  • Apply durable finish

    Apply a durable finish like epoxy or polyurethane to help protect the router table from bumps and bruises over time.

    Step 6

  • Wax table

    To ensure that pieces slide nicely on the router table, apply a simple wax coating and you are finished!

    Step 7