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Dust,
Here are pics of my MKV/router table set up.

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All I can say is WOW what a set up.
Thanks for the picture also of some of the shop
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That is a really nice setup. Your table top is massive by comparison to mine and I have always thought mine was quite adequate.

However, you have everything mounted on the opposite end of the Mark V (from where I mount mine when I mount on the Mark V). As a result, I have to sit and think about where I would stand. Especially when routing with a fence involved. I have launched a work piece or two and I think that can be as dangerous as "kickback".

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dusty wrote:... I have launched a work piece or two and I think that can be as dangerous as "kickback"...
In my book, it IS kickback!!!:eek:
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a1gutterman wrote:In my book, it IS kickback!!!:eek:


If it hits you, it'll certainly feel like "kickback". The only possible difference that I can see is that some kickback comes up off the table and then back at you. I would think that most router kickback fires back at table top height.

Fortunately, I am not all that experienced in the phase of woodworking and I might be wrong.
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dusty wrote:If it hits you, it'll certainly feel like "kickback". The only possible difference that I can see is that some kickback comes up off the table and then back at you. I would think that most router kickback fires back at table top height.

Fortunately, I am not all that experienced in the phase of woodworking and I might be wrong.
Would the fence be mounted to the left or right of router as one stands in front if the Mark V?
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The fence is mounted to the right, as you see it in the pics.
I thought it would be difficult to use from the side, but it's not at all.
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