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For the Wall-Mounted Router Table Diagram and Materials List in PDF Format, click here.
The tables center area is a sandwich of 1/2"- and 3/4"-thick MDF covered with plastic laminate.
To make the core, cut the bottom (piece 1) to size, according to the Material List dimensions. Cut
the top core (piece 2) about 1/4" larger in both dimensions, and glue the two pieces together.
Using a flush-trim bit with the bearing riding on the bottom core, trim the top core to match it.
Now, cover both faces with oversized pieces of plastic laminate (pieces 3) and rout them flush.
For the Wall-Mounted Router Table Elevations in PDF Format, click here.
Next up for assembly is the plywood cabinet. Notice that each cabinet component with a show
edge (pieces 10 through 13, 15 and 16) will receive a strip of solid-wood banding (piece 17) to
hide the plys. Cut these carcass parts to size and apply the banding with glue and clamps.
Carefully rout, plane or sand the the banding flush with the part faces and ends.
The hard work is nearly finished on this job! At this point, give the cabinet a thorough sanding
up through the grits to 180 while the back panel is still off. Cut a power switch mounting plate
(piece 21 from spare solid stock, and attach it to the right side of the cabinet with counterbored
screws. Fasten the power switch to it. Feed the short female cord through the cord slot into the
bottom cubby area.
At this point, you can cut and sand the back panel (piece 14) and install it in its rabbets with glue
and screws. Fill all the screw counterbores with matching plugs, and sand them flush. Wrap up
by applying a durable topcoat to the bare wood surfaces.
Installing the Project without Stress
them to support the cabinet bottom. Drill pilot holes for four 5/16" x 4" lag bolts through the
back panel, spaced 16" apart. Now, tip the cabinet into position on the cleat, extend the pilot
holes into the wall studs, and sink the lag screws and washers.