Bench Dog® Cast Iron Router Table, Pro Router Lift, Pro Fence, & Steel Cabinet

If you're after the ultimate table top - the pinnacle of size, stability, and durability - look no further than the ProMax RT. Weighing in at nearly 100 pounds, it's built from one solid piece of 1-1/2'' thick cast iron to absorb vibration better than any table on the market. The end result? A long working life of incredibly smooth operation. Plus, it's loaded with features:

• Dual T-tracks in the table: a standard miter slot and a Universal T-track for accessories.
• Cast iron table top measures 24'' x 32'' x 1-1/2'' - over 5 square feet of surface area.
• Universal T-tracks accept 1/4'' and 5/16'' T-bolts as well as 1/4'' hex bolts—perfect for hold-downs, stops, featherboards and more.
• 32'' Pro Fence is precision machined for flatness and squareness, and includes front- and rear-mounted universal accessory T-tracks.
• Enclosed steel cabinet is built of solid galvanized steel.
• Cabinet includes integrated dust bucket for superior dust collection.
• Two integral casters allow you to tip and roll the entire router table.

What's in the Box?

• (1) Bench Dog Cast Iron Table
• (1) Steel Cabinet
• (1) Bench Dog ProFence
• (1) Bench Dog ProLift Router Lift
• (1) 2-1/2'' Dust Port
• (1) Bit Guard

I ordered this complete package and received all the parts over a 2 month period. During that time I purchased a new router for this table. Once I got it I found that you need an adapter for a 3 1/2" router to fit in the Bench Dog lift so I purchased that too. I finally got the metal cabinet, everything went together fine. I love the cast iron top. Very smooth and easy to slide material across it. I really like the Lift, but a finger wheel would have been nicer, but this one work nice too. The fence is nice, but nothing special to me. I have two con's on this package. If you purchase this get the on\off switch {which they show, but doesn't come with it}. I don't care for having to open the front door to the cabinet and open the dust compartment door to turn on and off the router. The other thing is the front door when opening and closing them as much as I have had to do I keep feeling like I'm going to cut my hand on the edge of the door. Might never happen, but it feels like you might. Other than that I really like the ease of raising and lowering the router. Like the very smooth top. I'll probably order the switch for it soon and the drawer that goes on the inside too. Also I'll use some Aluminum foil tape on some of the dust box corners as some of the dust comes out into the cabinet from the front ones for me. I think the pros of this router table out weighs the cons that I have found with it.