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Sometimes it's easier to construct it in CAD than to calculate all those angles. -
Get a shaper then? ... . Seriously there are used 3 hp powermatic sharpers all over for cheaper than most of the high end router tables with a new router.... well at least around here there are. https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/tls/d/fs-powermatic-single-phase/6744483735.html You've got moving heavy machines down and your getting wired for 240v. -
And your "team" does not need to be huge & muscular. Just another body to help a little with the lift is all you need.
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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.
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