ToolTronix 1800W Bench Mounted Electric Router Table Aluminium Surface 460mm x 335mm, NVR No Volt Release Switch, Three Feather Boards, Extension Tables

Easy set up

Easily put together. All aspects work ok. Great little table if you are limited on space. I fitted my Bosch plunge router and my hand trimmer and both work fine with the adition of a router lift.People who criticise must remember its a budget price tool and for the money is very good in performance and value.

For the money it’s excellent value this is good quality well made easy to assemble built in 40 minutes attached router and never used one of these before but the functionality is very good it’s a nice size fits perfectly on my bench just did a couple of trial runs and it did a good job but after 20mins had to leave it as I was away on holiday but looking forward to getting home and really getting in to using this

some people say this it a good router table for people who potter about in their shed yes I would say its ok for any thing else no way nothing is straight the wholes are not always where they should be it murder trying to line the parts up and it does not fit all routers it is to be fair for hobby people for them I would say great for more advanced by some thing on a more know legible advice.

for the money this works very well easy to set up and has given a good finish on my work very happy with the table

on assy none of the attachment bolt holes line up, extension tables do not align with the cast router piece of the item. Assy instructions not very clear.

For the price this table is a reasonable buy but do expect to do a bit of fettling. The major problem is from the side supports, which in manufacture appear to be drilled on a flat sheet of metal plate then the plate was then creased into its shape. On my table fitting the screws through the holes into the cast aluminium main plate caused a step from the Steel side plate to the Ally plate. Rectified by clamping a long flat piece of wood across the top of all plates, re-drilling the mounting holes and re-fixing. Problem fixed.I have a Trend Router which is taller than the space for it to be put under the table, fixed by adding blocks to the legs.Changing the height of the router bit is not the easiest of actions.Routing a middle channel in a small piece of wood (150mm) had the wood move into the space for the sawdust extraction and a wonky channel resulted - had to use a solid piece of wood for a fence.Overall I find the table of good quality of materials, let down a bit by drilled holes to fit side wings. Instructions were there but most of it is simple to put together. Value is about right for cost. Possibly not for full on professional use

As a newbie to woodworking, I had no idea what to expect from the table, or how to use one properly. After some practice with this table, I find I can get pretty much what I want from it. It's vastly increased my router use.TIP: It's worth getting a router lifter, as it is difficult to get much accuracy on height of cut without one - game changer!