Workbench_13

waterproof switch/outlet for the router and other things that need power at this end of the table.

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Comment by Antoine boyd on March 10, 2010 at 6:47am: chips fall down to the bottom and I don't want them to go to the dust collection and there is no door. The only access is through the 12x12 opening at the top.

Comment by Anthony Lanting on March 8, 2010 at 10:06am: Does the door come off of the dust bin? Any reason that you located the vac line so high up on the table? A dedicated router table is high on my list and I am trying to get the bugs out *before* I get the whole thing built.

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