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By bleedinblue · Posted
I need to do the same thing. I've been avoiding buying a lift because it will mean a new router, and to me, it's not a "sexy" purchase since I only really use the RT for edge profiles and pattern routing. Maybe it'll be my next "big" buy. Or maybe Roubo hardware will be. It never ends. -
By Jonathan McCully · Posted
Sorry, misunderstood you. And I know what you mean about hitting your legs. I’m always stretching my legs out (I’m 6’3”), but I think the width should be enough to keep people from hitting knees. -
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I was talking about the cross braces on the legs. The middle stretcher is very important. With a wider table the mid height isn't so bad but they bother me personally at that height I'm ALWAYS hitting my shin on them Personal preference there though cause some people don't like kicking them. I always kick me feet up and use them as a foot rest.
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By Jonathan McCully · Posted
Here are a couple more of my drawings which may help visualization of what I’m describing. My current plan is to do the entire build without hardware, so my thought is to attach the top to the base with through dowels on the top support and anchor blocks attached to the bottom of the table top. That’s what the larger circles theough the top support are for.
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