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OK. I got some 2' X 4' pegboard, plywood, and more time than money. (else I would've bought Delta's nifty one, but a little pricey)

Box construction is straightforward. Anyone got any ideas to soften the top? (router pad?)

How bout baffling? TIA
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Rockler has this great anti-slip coating product made for just this application.

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i just use the rubber knobby drawer liners, which also work well as router pads and are much cheaper, on mine.

as to baffling, mine has none though i have given consideration to it. since it works quite well without it though i have never felt it worthwhile to expend the time not materials to put baffles in.crazymanmichael38645.4148032407
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Photo, Crazymanmike?

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Hey CrazyMan, I do the exact same thing. Works great.
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sorry larry, i haven't the technology.

but just imagine a rectangular box, mine is about 26" x 24" x 6" , with a pegboard top suitably supported internally, and with a 4" dust port at one end. certainly not high tech. i also have a handle on it just to make pulling it out from under a bench easier.

the rubber drawer liners came from home depot as i recall, but are available at walmart etc. also.
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OK CMM, I can do that...of course the picture in my mind is in black and white...I suppose the actual table will be in color?!!!

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