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tadd
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router "table" for ShopSmith

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I have mounted my router on my ShopSmith where it has a place for it, and it works there fine. But most router tables have a plexiglass shield above the router bit...is there someone who has fashioned one for the ShopSmith? Or are there plans available to do this? I hesitate to just try to make one when someone has already done this. I appreciate any help.
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tadd wrote:I have mounted my router on my ShopSmith where it has a place for it, and it works there fine. But most router tables have a plexiglass shield above the router bit...is there someone who has fashioned one for the ShopSmith? Or are there plans available to do this? I hesitate to just try to make one when someone has already done this. I appreciate any help.

May be a 'fit'. It needs the tapped hole in the rear of the router table. No notch to clear a fence.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/itemfind.htm?item=515704&Submit=Find+Item

Question is, how/where did you mount your router 'on the shopsmith'? On the shopsmith 'what'?

This shield assumes below 'table' router/bit location.
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My error...my router was not mounted on my Mark V. Please ignore this thread.
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OK well ignore this thread. :D :confused: :confused: :confused:
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But please don't let us ignore you. If you have a question, there are many folks here who can and will provide an answer. We sorta get our kicks doing that; don't deprive us, please.

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It really does not matter what you 'mounted it on' other than we need to know so as to better answer the question.

If you still desire our input, holler!:)

P.S. that SS link will actually work anywhere there is a threaded hole to attach the mounting post.
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dusty wrote:But please don't let us ignore you. If you have a question, there are many folks here who can and will provide an answer. We sorta get our kicks doing that]No question is a foolish question except the one not asked[/color].
I have to agree with Dusty!!
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