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   Routerman | Feb 03, 2004 06:43am | #1

   Benchdog iron lift under table at pix link. Works good.

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   bones | Feb 04, 2004 02:12am | #3

   Nice fence is that a comercial job or did you make?

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   Routerman | Feb 04, 2004 06:43am | #7

   My design, my execution.

   See FWW no. 144 for plans, thank you for asking.

   Routers

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   rslatm | Feb 04, 2004 12:10am | #2

   FWW did a review in  a recent issue on router lifts as have some  of the other wood mags. Check the March American Woodworker for a real nice do it yourself model.
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   alanplanesaw | Feb 04, 2004 02:28am | #4

   I went with the Jessem Mast R Lift.  Love it.  Built my own table using NYW plans.  Since I used a Jessem fence also, I had to cut 2" out of the middle in the top half, and 2 inches off the width of the two smaller drawers on the lower portion, left side.  If you need more info, let me know.  The NYW plans come with plans for a fence, but I really liked the Jessem fence.  Also, gave me fewer pieces to screwup. Alan - planesaw

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   tbhs1964 | Feb 04, 2004 04:40am | #5

   I have the Woodpecker with 16tpi.  It is great.  No slop.  The Mastrlift slips with is rubber belt drive.

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   Lumpy | Feb 04, 2004 05:07am | #6

   Round and round we go. My mast-r-lift has a cog belt and doesn't slip!!!!!!!

   a lift comparison in Wood mag. issue #142 June/July 2002  rated it #1. Try them out you may find things you like and don't like on any model.

   Lumpy