The complete kit includes acrylic plates, dust collection port & brushes, cross bars, table rails, back saving locking bearing, hardware kit, and lift kit.
Whether you’re making charcuterie boards, live edge tables, river tables, or maybe your last glue-up wasn’t as flat as you hoped, this tool will help you get your project flat. Without the small width limitations of the common planer, you can tackle your projects with your router.
It’s pre-drilled for some of the most common routers, but adding holes for others can be done quickly using your router's baseplate as a template.
Click here for a short video to see how to drill your own holes
The ball bearings ride on industrial-grade rails which makes moving your router around to flatten your project a breeze.
Click here to see the assembly and demonstration video
Crossbar and table rail sizes are the sizes of the rails, not the maximum size of the workpiece. Note that the actual flattening size will be less because the router bit can’t make it to the edge of the router carriage. With a 2-inch bit, the actual flattening size will be about 5.5” less in the forward and back direction. And 10” less in the right and left direction along the table.
The No-Rails kits include acrylic router base plates, dust collection port & brushes, back-saving locking bearing, hardware kit, and lift kit. Does not include rails, bearings, or brackets that typically come with the rails. You will need to supply your own two types of 20mm rails, as seen in the photos (two with the aluminum piece bolted on and two without the aluminum piece).
Does not include: plywood, table, trailer, or other work surface, router, screws to attach router, router bits, or router bit extensions.
*Free shipping to Continental US only; USD 50 to Canada; other locations please inquire for shipping quote.