For Sale Folding Roller Outfeed Table, Slab Flattening Jig & Dust collection System (Winterville)

[Southern_Canuk]

Just doing a little shop cleanup:

Slab Flattening Jig: Y rails are 89", X rails are 67" 2HP Ridgid Router is included - $250
Dust Collection: Not fully uninstalled yet but there is 30' of 5" duct, Oneida Dust Seperator, Dust Filter and HF Dust Collector with upgraded 12" Fan blade (believe I have the original 10" fan blade as well) - $300
Folding Roller Outfeed Table - Like new, sold my old cabinet saw before getting this installed - $200

 

[Henry W]

Notes that James' profile shows him in Winterville.

 

[ChemE75]

Curious if slab jig might be available without router? Also photo looks odd to me - like width is more like 24-30” rather than 67” and why a center rail? This setup looks like router sled is fixed to make a single lengthwise pass, missing the side to side or across width rails? Anyway, I may be able to use the rail system even if missing parts.

 

[Southern_Canuk]

Curious if slab jig might be available without router? Also photo looks odd to me - like width is more like 24-30” rather than 67” and why a center rail? This setup looks like router sled is fixed to make a single lengthwise pass, missing the side to side or across width rails? Anyway, I may be able to use the rail system even if missing parts.

Hey Tom, the sled was only designed to fit a HF/Ridgid router it's why I included it in the sale and would like to keep it together. A new one would need to be made for anyother router models, If you want I can assemble the setup and measure the cut capacity, but off the top of my head you should be able to flatten a slab 50" wide by 70" long or so

 

[ChemE75]

Hey Tom, it's just taken apart to store away in that picture and the sled was only designed to fit a HF/Ridgid router it's why I included it in the sale. A new one would need to be made for other router models, If you want I can assemble the setup and take a picture for you, but off the top of my head you should be able to flatten a slab 50" wide by 70" long or so

I’ll have to pass. Definitely don’t need another router, particularly just as a hobby now. It’s a one time project for a 60” long walnut slab desktop. I’m space limited so planing to flatten each slab that are just 16”- 18” wide. Once glued up, I’ll just hand plane any uneven areas. Was just thinking the rails might make it all a bit faster and easier to setup with less “fabricating” work on my part. But sounds like I’d need to make modifications to narrow the width and also make a router sled so I’d be no better off than making my own jig since I already have some nicely machined 6’ pipe clamps to use for rails and some aluminum angle for a sled. If you were closer, I’d drive out to take a look, but it’s a little too far and sounds like overkill for my needs, best for someone planing on a more regular use.