Trend Workshop Router Table, 240V, WRT

Never used a router table till now, and wow what a difference. Perfect addition to my T8. Easy set up and good quality.

Why did you choose this product over others?: The table itself looks nice and seems of good quality. Whoever made the instructions for assembly should reconsider their career.

Very nice and competitively priced given all the bits you get. I've used it for my DeWalt DWE625 router (which fits the plate well). But the main reason I got it is the MDF table is just a few mm bigger than the MDF side table on my Axminster table saw, an AP254LTS. Literally an hour trimming the Trend table and rebating its thicker edges down to match the thinner Axminster side table ... and now I've got a sturdy table saw side table AND a router table. By the way, the Trend fence comes off very easily if you need all of the table saw's width. I've also ended up with a nice metal table "for free", using the old Axminster table saw side table to top it off. Excellent purchase; very happy

good product but feeling robbed it was reduced by £50 5weeks after i got it felling had by amazon

It.s made from mdf so I don't expect it to last forever but if it was cast iron or ar least aluminium top it would probably be over 1000 euro. Fence it good and extraction port too so when connected to dust extractor it.s not tha messy. My biggest gripe with this table is not table itself but router. In order to use switch on side and to be able to change bits from table top or to change their height your only option is to buy Trend T14 which is 700 euros. Their top on the line router with many features you never use because router be just sitting screwed under table. If only Trend made a simple affordable router motor for this table with only one function and that be rotating 1/2 router bits at variable speeds. But no they rather sell you the most expensive router they have. Apart from the price this table with t14 router work very well together.

Really sturdy table when put together. Soild table top with laminate surface. Instructions are not the clearest but by process of elimination you can get there. Luckily my Dewalt 1/2" collet router fits perfectly into the pre drilled mouth piece which was a great bonus. Highly recommended this table. I would update my router to a higher rpm if I had the opportunity too.

I found it quite hard to assemble but once finished, it was working fine and even as a DIYer can do some decent routing with it. Decided to buy this one as the height was better for me as a 6 foot 4 man(compared with the cheaper trend table)- no back pain or need for an other table underneath.

The best advise I can give you is watch one of the YouTube videos on how to assemble this and you'll have it built in no time. £300 doesn't buy you decent instructions it would appear, the ones provided is next to useless. It took me 2 hours to try and assemble it, most of that was trying to decipher the "instructions" when actually it should be a half hour job. Once you've got it built, mounted your router etc you're good to go. It's largely a solid bit of kit that should last the test of time if you look after it. The MDF guides may be an issue, but they're easily replaced anyway. In use it does exactly what it should do without any problems. It's solid enough not to vibrate, it's all level and seems to work perfectly. It's got every feature most people would want on a router table, plus one or two you'll probably never need!