

⚡ Elevate your woodworking game with precision and power!
The Leegol Electric Benchtop Router Table features extra-large 8"×18" extension tables, a retractable transparent guard for chip control, and supports routers with up to 6" diameter base plates. Constructed from rustproof aluminum alloy and heavy-duty steel, it offers durability and stability for professional-grade woodworking. Equipped with a multifunctional fence and precise miter gauge, it ensures accurate cuts and versatile joinery, making it an essential tool for craftsmen seeking quality and reliability.









| ASIN | B07X1RKLSW |
| ASIN | B07X1RKLSW |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #86,983 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #16 in Router Tables |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (544) |
| Customer reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (544) |
| Date First Available | 1 November 2019 |
| Date First Available | 1 November 2019 |
| Horsepower | 1.5 Horsepower |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 7.98 Kilograms |
| Item model number | RT150 |
| Item model number | RT150 |
| Manufacturer | Leegol Electric |
| Manufacturer | Leegol Electric |
| Material | Main Table: Aluminum alloy, Extension Steel |
| Part number | RT150 |
| Pattern | Router Table A |
| Power source type | Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 86.36 x 86.36 x 38.1 cm; 7.98 kg |
| Product Dimensions | 86.36 x 86.36 x 38.1 cm; 7.98 kg |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | Corded electric |
S**Z
buena calidad del producto y muy práctica
D**R
Did what i needed worked awesome
A**E
This router table deserves 5 Stars! I understand why some people give it less than five stars and its only because the directions are worthless. They do not tell you what is included in the package and which screw goes where. But, with a little common sense you can figure this out on your own. The one nice thing they did do is package each set of screws by itself. Meaning, all the screws that hold the leg and the extension table together to the tabletop are in a sealed clear plastic baggie. All the screws that go to hold the fence guards up are in their own plastic baggie, and so forth. Having said this, by orocess of elimination, the packet that contains 16 sets of screws, washers, nuts, go into holding the extension tables and legs to the router table. In order to get a nice flat surface with the table and extension tables, you have to do this with the router table face down along with extension tables face down. This will ensure that your work area is level and flat. There are a set of four holes per leg. Next, the packet of screws that contains a weird long metal thing, that is for holding your router to the underside of the table. You just use them as clamps and one of each of the long screws goes through one of the four holes on the table. You will see a very blurry picture of this in the instructions booklet, but again very worthless because it doesn't show you exactly how to place these clamps. I was a little nervous wondering if I had secured it well enough. But as long as you can't move your router around then you are fine. The next packet of screws should just have to Shorter screws with butterfly nuts and washers, those go to hold your fence to the table. The rest of the screws are to hold your fence guards to the fence. This is the simplest way I can explain it. Next, slide some spare pieces of wood back and forth along the tabletop. I noticed that there are some black pieces of aluminum that stuck up from the tabletop from production and they were leaving black marks on my wood. Once I knocked down all those little pieces of metal that were poking up, there were no more black marks. My dad suggested using some sandpaper to just knock down all the edges of the raised tabletop to make sure that didn't happen again, I thought that was a good idea but just sliding some old wood across the top was enough to knock all the edges down. And that's it! I absolutely love this tabletop. I love that it's made out of metal so I can leave it on my porch. My old router table was made of a laminated MDF and once the laminate cracked a little bit it started swelling up. This made for a horrible time getting precise cuts for my cabinet drawers! No warping on metal! Also, I read some people complaining about plastic guards, my old router had plastic guards as well and it was just fine. It's not some flimsy plastic. It's a very strong plastic fence just like most other routers have, you will not be disappointed. It held strong while I passed many pieces of wood through . Totally worth every penny I paid for this and some!
R**I
Not a bad table to use reasonably easy to put together just take your time. The instructions are very vague.
P**G
Es estable y ligera, funciona muy bien y es fácil de armar, pura lógica solo que los orificios de sujeción no le quedarona mi router Milwaukee 5615-20 así que le tuve que hacer nuevos orificios para poderlo sujetar
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