Any woodworkers?

Thanks yes, after watching vids and seeing how they work the whole thing would be OK with a table and useful, but with a lift, a whole new level.

 

this is the plans I used that I customized to my needs
router table.pdf

 

true story

 

I used to be a stair guy and I’ve done that quite a few times, good memories!

 

Since we’re talking clamps, here’s some of mine I’ve gathered up through the years

 

Holy clamp collection Batman

 

But probably still always one short..

 

Ima need moar cramps

 

That was for my own house . There is an identical curved stair to the basement stacked below that stair in the picture but above its a 1/2 wall and below the wall is full height so I needed 3 helical build ups , a 5" wide helical cap for the 1/2 wall upstairs , a helical handrail for the upstairs that's radius was centre of the 1/2 wall and a helical handrail for the basement stairs whose radius was offset from the curved wall by the handrail bracket offset . So I made up a clamping jig on the top of upstairs 1/2 wall and used it as form to make my three pieces by altering the "fence" blocks I clamped my pieces to which corresponded to the various radii I needed my pieces to conform to

 

Always!!

 

That’s awesome!

 

That looks sweet, I need the table like now, I just don't have the time to build right now.

That said:
Will that HD Bench Top Router table (above) WITHOUT a 9-1/32" x 12-3/32" Insert Plate accept a JessEm 02311 9-1/4" x 11-3/4" Phenolic insert plate? (Rout-R-Lift II router lift is compatible with the Makita 1011 router motor.)

I know it is relatively close but the dimensions are different.

I'm a newbie and don't know what stuff is standard. Thanks!

 

The Imelda Marcos of clamps.

 

All four tops glued up, sanded 60-80-150-220, and waiting for finish. Wife wants gloss poly.

 

I built mine.

I used the plans from Norm - modified slightly to raise the table top. It took a while to build, but it is awesome. I wish I would have built it 15 years ago when I bought the plans..............

EDIT: I am using a Woodpecker's router lift.

 

That is basically Norm's table design.

 

Imelda Marcos couldn’t wear all of her shoes at once. It just isn’t possible.

Clamps, on the other hand…