Rockler’s Trim Routing Table: The Rockler professional router tables can quickly attach to the edge of a bench, a table, and a piece of plywood or any flat surface. Get more out of your compact router with a rugged, adjustable trim router table that goes anywhere!
Compatibility: Our Router table Rockler is perfect for small applications such as routing round-overs, chamfers, and small dadoes in your shop or at the job site. The wood router tool table is perfect for providing better control of hand held routers.
Fits Most Popular Trim Routers: This router tables woodworking is compatible with Bosch Colt, Porter Cable 450 and 7310, DeWalt DW 611, and other popular trim routers – or drill the base to fit your specific router
Easy To Use: Our table mount router sets up quickly, and it’s just as easy to detach your router from the table without tools. Use your router tabletop with the included 1/4″ thick acrylic base to do freehand work like a standard router.
What’s Included? This portable router table includes a high-visibility bit guard, ¼” thick x 5-3/4″ diameter acrylic base, fence, T-Knobs let you make quick fence adjustments. This is one of the best router table accessories for your shop!
I don’t have room for a freestanding router table, so I went with this solution. It’s ok for the price, but it has it’s limitations. The option dust collection piece is only semi-effective and can only be used when you’re using the fence. I can only give this item an “OK for the price” rating. Spend a few more $$ and find more space to use it.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Roy W. Zornow (verified owner)–
Unless you want to build your own, this model, also marketed as PowerTec, is the only game in town. It’s well-thought out but the MDF coating (melamine?) can chip. Also the dust port is sold separately, which seems a bit cynical by Rockler.
1 product
Rated 5 out of 5
David M (verified owner)–
I did not have super-high expectations for this, but figured it was a lower-cost experiment to try before investing in a more expensive router table option. However, I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how well this little table works. I’ve basically only used it for making cutting boards using a pattern-following bit. It’s surprisingly sturdy clamped to the edge of my workbench and feels much safer than trying to do it using a handheld router. The little fence works great and I like the addition of the bit guard. Probably not great for large pieces, but I’d recommend as an intermediate step if you’re not quite sure you need a full table.
Tdaoust (verified owner) –
I don’t have room for a freestanding router table, so I went with this solution. It’s ok for the price, but it has it’s limitations. The option dust collection piece is only semi-effective and can only be used when you’re using the fence. I can only give this item an “OK for the price” rating. Spend a few more $$ and find more space to use it.
Roy W. Zornow (verified owner) –
Unless you want to build your own, this model, also marketed as PowerTec, is the only game in town. It’s well-thought out but the MDF coating (melamine?) can chip. Also the dust port is sold separately, which seems a bit cynical by Rockler.
David M (verified owner) –
I did not have super-high expectations for this, but figured it was a lower-cost experiment to try before investing in a more expensive router table option. However, I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how well this little table works. I’ve basically only used it for making cutting boards using a pattern-following bit. It’s surprisingly sturdy clamped to the edge of my workbench and feels much safer than trying to do it using a handheld router. The little fence works great and I like the addition of the bit guard. Probably not great for large pieces, but I’d recommend as an intermediate step if you’re not quite sure you need a full table.