With a router table, you can protect and store your tools with accessory storage containers.
With the RAS900, you get two containers and a quick clamp system.
Two feather-boards help guide the work-piece so that it can be cut more accurately.
Bit height gauges make it easier to set up and improve the accuracy of your cuts.
When cutting curved edges, a start pin and a guard help keep the work-piece in place.
Mounting a router with easy bit changes and no need to level i.
The RAS900 is already put together. It comes with a built-in accessory storage bag and a laminated MDF top. The self-contained structure has space for important parts like the fence and router bits. The RAS900 comes with a guard, feather-board, miter gauge, and bit inserts, as well as a tall fence with adjustable laminated MDF faces, dual feather-boards, a starter pin, and a guard for support when routing curved work-pieces. It also comes with a bit height gauge for easier bit setup and cutting precision, as well as extra accessory storage compartments. In a few seconds, the RAS900’s quick-release router mount can be put on and taken off. An efficient folding design means that the table comes pre-assembled and the legs fold for storage. Stability and ease of use make this a great router table for anyone who likes to make things.
Only because I was able to use it, very little. It was Sears, not Amazon, that I bought it from instead. It isn’t very good at what I do with wood, but I do a fair amount of it. There is a cheap plastic mitre that we can start with. People who tighten the thing so much that it doesn’t move can’t use it very well because everything gets stuck in the channel when they do it. Finally, I’ll tell you to be careful of inserts that are very cheap. As soon as the little tabs fall off, the thing will fly across the garage. I’ve had two of them do this to me. As you can see in the picture, the three tabs that go around the edge of the insert are gone. You can also see the gouge where the router bit hit and sent it flying.
