Bench dog 40-001 ProTop Contractor Benchtop Router Table The router is arguably the workshop’s most versatile portable power tool. And you can further enhance its versatility with the Bench dog 40-001 Benchtop Router Table, which converts a portable router into a stationary, mini-shaper. The benchtop table allows you to perform a wide variety of routing operations that would be imprecise or dangerous to do with a handheld router, including routing dadoes, rabbets, grooves, slots, mortise-and-tenon joints, and raised panels.

The Bench dog 40-001 Benchtop Router Table has an ample 16-by-22-inch top that’s covered with smooth, hardwearing plastic laminate. It’s outfitted with an adjustable, precision-extruded aluminum fence that has T-slots for accepting various add-on accessories. Other features include a melamine cabinet, dust-extraction port, miter gauge, and a clear acrylic insert that has 12 leveling screws for quick, accurate attachment and adjustment of the router base.

Weighing approximately 35 pounds, the router table can easily be moved around the workshop and stored away when not needed. There’s some assembly required, but clear directions and all necessary hardware are provided, so putting together the router table doesn’t take more than about 20 minutes. –Joseph Truini

What’s in the Box: Bench dog 40-001 Benchtop Router Table, aluminum fence, miter gauge, all necessary hardware, assembly instructions
Customer Review: Construction Superintendent
This is one of the finest products that I have used. I completed it with the bench dog router lift and the Porter Cable 7518. This combination has been working very well and it compliments my work. It is much easier to do professional work with professional equipment. A professional is never any better than the tools that he uses. If he uses a $2.00 tool, HE WILL PRODUCE A $2.00 PRODUCT. I built a box with rollers to set it on while working and drop into when shipping. I live in Alaska and travel to various villages to work. It is easier for me to ship than a full size table. Before I purchased, I read the reviews and one professional said, 90% of his work was on a smaller portable table like this. He was right. Excellent equipment. I am proud to own it. Hoss Walker, Homer Alaska

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