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The author has installed a new shelf and loaded it with their first item, a router bit case made by Rockler. They express their excitement about the moment and their future plans to build a cabinet for their router table. They want to utilize the space under the table and keep all their router tools organized in one place.

Posted by gfixler on 2009-06-09 12:07:48

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