• Bronze pre-load nut prevents back driving due to vibration. This exclusive design eliminates the constant adjustment required on other lifts
• Direct drive lead screw is fast-acting and self-cleaning. Won’t get sloppy over time like belts, chains and gears
• Twin ball bearings support the weight of the router. Most other lifts use cheap sleeves
• Ultra-flat cast iron plate is precision-ground and measures 8-1/4-Inch by 11-3/4-Inch. Fits all Bench Dog router tables. Various size plastic insert rings are sold separately (1 included)
• Use 40-002 ProLift adapter for Bosch 1617/1618, DeWalt 610,616/618 and Porter Cable 690/890 routers. Use 40-003 adapter for Makita RF1100/1101. Adapters sold separately

The best built. Period. No other router lift has this kind of range, speed and accuracy! Speaking of accuracy, how’s 0.001 in. adjustment resolution with no need for a fussy and expensive digital readout?

List Price: $ 369.00

Price: $ 319.66

• A pair of rugged, customized sawhorse legs
• Supports over 1,000 pounds, yet weighs only 12 pounds
• Legs constructed of 1-1/4-inch diameter steel tubing; legs lock solidly in place when opened
• Legs capped with non-slip, non-scratch rubber tips
• Legs weigh 12 pounds; 34-inches long

With these rugged, customized sawhorse legs from Target Precision, you can easily tailor a quality sawhorse to your specifications. Just supply the wood — a two-by-anything will work — and you’ll have a sawhorse that supports over 1,000 pounds, yet weighs only 12 pounds. The legs are built of rugged 1-1/4-inch diameter tubular steel with powdercoat finish, and capped with non-slip, non-scratching rubber tips. Open, they lock solidly in place; folded, they are compact for storage. These legs ar

List Price: $ 38.00

Price: $ 37.29

Bench Dog 40-129 2-1/2-Inch Insert for Standard Size Bench Dog ProPlate

• Made from durable ABS plastic
• Outside diameter 4-inch

Bench Dog 40-129 Standard 2-1/2″ Insert

List Price: $ 6.99

Price: $ 6.99

Zero Clearance Insert


Image by Velo Steve
"They" say that you can’t be a real woodworker using the throat plate that came with your saw. You have to make your own "zero clearance" insert so that the downward surface of your wood is supported right up to the blade.

Of course there are a few thousand more things a "real woodworker" must do.

It’s a little like cyclists with shaved legs, tubular tires, titanium aftermarket derailleur bolts, and bladed (or is it oval?) spokes. It’s all good, but which are really worthwhile is open to debate.

Next up – a crosscut sled. After that I might actually make something that leaves the shop.

Table saw and bench


Image by drooooo

Table saw work bench


Image by mrskoolick

this is another vid i made… im want to get a HD PVR so i could bring u guys some hd gameplay of cod or like killzone or somthin!

A short film of my Fergi TEF20 Tractor running a Bamford No.2 Saw Bench

Table saw and bench


Image by drooooo

Table saw work bench


Image by mrskoolick

Zero Clearance Insert


Image by Velo Steve
"They" say that you can’t be a real woodworker using the throat plate that came with your saw. You have to make your own "zero clearance" insert so that the downward surface of your wood is supported right up to the blade.

Of course there are a few thousand more things a "real woodworker" must do.

It’s a little like cyclists with shaved legs, tubular tires, titanium aftermarket derailleur bolts, and bladed (or is it oval?) spokes. It’s all good, but which are really worthwhile is open to debate.

Next up – a crosscut sled. After that I might actually make something that leaves the shop.