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Title: This is identical to an old Sears Craftsman router table
Review: I bought this same table 17 years ago from Sears. The plastic bit guard was red instead of clear and there was no miter gauge. I still have it and use it outside when I have projects larger than my shop can handle; I clamp it to a couple of saw horses. It holds the router tightly and if I fiddle with the "fence" long enough it will line up well enough to do simple jobs. The fence is maybe 1 1/2 inches high. Where does this have a place? If you need a) portability, b) the most basic of basic ways to hold your router upside down beneath a small table, and c) you don't want to build a simple jig yourself. I suppose you could make your own fence and use the screws and wing nuts to hold it to the table, but if you can build yourself a fence why would you bother with this?
