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Question: Can the infeed and outfeed fence be adjusted seperately? to be used as a jointer
Document: It's probably not suitable for serious professional cabinetmakers who're going to use it all day every day, but that doesn't mean it won't deliver professional results for the occasional household project user.The fence on mine was just a hair out of square on the outfeed side, but a small piece of scotch tape behind the MDF facing fixed that right up. Leveling the mounting plate was fairly painless once I figured out just where the adjusting screws were hidden, though there is a scarcely measurable dip in the middle near the hole.
One of my leveling screws is a little loose in the MDF, so I can see how continual adjustments would cause problems.The featherboards are great, the fence is great, and the dust collection is great. I used this heavily for a large MDF project, which can be a huge mess.
Problem is, the plastic nuts have a habit of falling out of place when attaching/detaching the guard and the featherboard. I really wish Bosch had made the fence with a standard t-track so that more universal accessories could be used.Additionally, while it's great to have a built-in power strip with the table, the outlets are difficult to reach because they are under the table facing toward the back of the table.
This router table has been used in a situation that required a small and portable router table where a larger one would not work. It assembles easily, and performs well in most ways. The one aspect that needs attention is the router fence, which I modified to do the work we needed. It is only as precise as the operator, and somewhat clumsy to adjust. But that can be overcome by adding your own sleds or fences, as most woodworkers would expect to do.
Having a full cabinet did quiet the motor significantly, compared to when I've used it as a hand-held tool in the past. That said, hearing protection is still needed. It was easy to set the router height from the top, especially considering the tool and the table were both Bosch. Dust control worked pretty well. I connected my wet/dry vacuum to the dust port on the back of the fence.
I've been using this table for a couple of years at least a couple times a month and have had no problems with it. The aluminum faceplate has stayed flat and is easily adjusted to be flush with the table top. I bought this table because it has an aluminum router mounting plate. I was worried about other tables that had plastic plates that might bend or warp under use.
Recognizing this router table has had mixed reviews, in defense it is a fully enclosed design that protects the motor from excessive dust and chips with a good dust extraction system in place. The router baseplate can be adjusted and shimmed as necessary to ensure it is completely flush across the table. This ensures the workpiece will slide smoothly across the table and past the bit.
Now the plate is perfectly level. (Other solutions to this problem could include lubricating the hold-down machine screws, or adding a drop of Locktite to the external threads on the leveling pad. )All things considered, I'm very happy with this table. It performs well, has plenty of features and accessories, and the price is low. It does have a few quirks that can be dealt with. Once it's adjusted properly, it works great! I highly recommend it.
I was concerned about stripping out screws when putting it togetherAdding the router was easy, as it should be, considering I have a Bosch router. The holes lined up in the top plate with no difficulty and could be adjusted from the top side.Here's where the challenges started. The router is mounted to a plate that is attached to the cabinet. On each of the four corners, there are two screws. One screw locks the plate to the table top. The other sets the height of the table.
My unit arrived with the top perfectly flat and no issues whatsoever with the edging.Alot of reviewers have also complained about the leveling of the plate. This has also been fixed by Bosch. There are now leveling screws that have a brass insert that are seperate from the screws that actually mount the plate to the table also with brass inserts. I loosened the four screws that attach the plate to the top, then adjusted the four leveling screws making it dead flat with the top of the table.
Answer: no