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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by mike thomas01 View Post
    Still kind of green ....Could I ask what a "borg" refers to? Is it an acronym or something?
    Thanks

    Mike - Thank you for this question! It's been driving me crazy...

    Some good information in this thread!

    Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Isaacs View Post
    Mike - Thank you for this question! It's been driving me crazy...

    Some good information in this thread!

    Bill
    A very good list by Joseph N. Myers..

    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=27040

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    Prior to building my own, I looked at the Rockler tops and shyed away from them for two reasons.

    1. Specific to the Rockler tops, I didn't like the slots cut for the fences to ride in.

    2. General to any pre-made top, the top is cut for a specific route plate (and the router plates and router lift plates are NOT all the same size).

    In the case of the Rockler top, you HAVE to buy a Rockler lift. In my case, I didn't care for the Rockler lift I liked another lift and did have the "nerves" to take a router to the $120 top to enlarge the opening.

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    I looked in the yellow pages and found a shop that custom makes counter tops. They have tons of laminate pieces in all sorts of colors. Any time I want to use some in a project like a router table I stop by and pick something out. They usually charge a couple to a few bucks depending on size.

    EDB
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    How is the corain to work with - did you band it with hardwood?
    was it a sink cutout - thinking of building one myself.
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