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To avoid property damage and serious injury, the Rockler
Convertible Benchtop Router Table MUST be mounted
securely to wooden wall studs or to wooden stretchers
spanning wall studs with the included #14 x 2" Pan-Head
Screws (14) at all four mounting locations. Do NOT rely
on wall anchors.
9. Attach the Aluminum Fence (4) to the Table with the
5/16"-18 x 2" Carriage Bolts (12) and Easy-to-Grip 5-Star
Fence Knobs (8).
10. Attach the Bit Guard (6) to the Fence with 5/16"-18 x 1"
T-bolts (13) and Easy-to-Grip 1" Round Knobs (9).
11. Install the five Socket-Head Set Screws (17) in the shoulder
of the table’s router plate opening by threading them from
below the table and tightening with the included Hex
Wrench (18). You will use them to level the router
baseplate (sold separately). The instructions that come
with the baseplate will detail the leveling process.
12. Keep the 5/16"-18 x 1" Flat-Head Screws (15) where you
will be able to find them. You will use them to secure the
router baseplate to the table. The instructions that come
with the baseplate will detail this process.
13. Keep the Stainless Steel Washers (19) where you will be
able to find them. They are included to serve as spacers
in case the handles of your router’s fixed base require
extra clearance when mounted to the baseplate.
Mounting to a Bench
1. For temporary mounting to a bench or worktable, clamp the
feet to the work surface. The slots in the feet are large
enough to accommodate the heads of typical bar clamps.
Fig. 3.
The studs MUST be 16" apart for you to
be able to mount the table. (This is standard for wall studs.)
The mounting holes machined into the outside legs of the
table are spaced 16" apart.
Fig. 3
2. For more permanent mounting, drive pan-head screws (not
included) through the holes in the feet to attach the table
to a bench or worktable.
Fig. 4.
Mounting to a Wall
1. At the spot where you want to mount the Convertible
Router Table, locate and mark two wooden wall studs
spaced 16" apart.
2. Determine the height at which you want the top of the
table to be. Make a level mark at this height across both
stud locations.
