I purchased this benchtop router table for my weekend projects and hobbies. I have a porter cable 890, and it fits like a glove. Here is what I liked about this table:
* It comes with a number of accessories including featherboards, 1/16" shims, and fence.
* The table top and the router plate is made of aluminum.
* Large router opening with 3 different step rings allows you to use most of the router bits out there.
* The fence has a tall sturdy aluminum backing with smooth MDF face.
* Dual power plug allow you to power the router and vacuum simultaneously.
* Well written instruction. But set up will take some time, especially to level the router plate.

But the table is far from perfect, and here is what I disliked
* The table top has a warp of about 1/32". The high point is about 2/3 of the way to the left. From other reviews, this seems to be a systemic manufacturing defect. This is OK if you are routing some basic edge profiles or cutting dados. But if you are building dovetail joints or high precision carpentry, expect some rework and quite a bit of sanding afterwards.
* Because of the first defect, perfect leveling of the router plate is impossible. What I did is to level the plate to both left and right edges. This way at least the work piece won't get caught in the gaps. But because of the 1/32" bump to the left, the work piece will rise by the same amount as you feed it through. Not a big deal for edge profiling, but for high precision joints, this will cause some headaches later.
* Plastic table legs seem to be a little weak. But I bolted it to a custom made cabinet (even painted it with matching "bosch blue"), so it is now quite sturdy.
* The dust collection port is oversized and won't work with my shop vac. I think Bosch sell an adapter for some extra $$.

Overall, for the number of accessories that it comes with, it is worth the $200. This would be a quite good entry level table for most garage shops in my opinion.
I purchased this benchtop router table for my weekend projects and hobbies. I have a porter cable 890, and it fits like a glove. Here is what I liked about this table:
* It comes with a number of accessories including featherboards, 1/16" shims, and fence. * The table top and the router plate is made of aluminum. * Large router opening with 3 different step rings allows you to use most of the router bits out there. * The fence has a tall sturdy aluminum backing with smooth MDF face. * Dual power plug allow you to power the router and vacuum simultaneously. * Well written instruction. But set up will take some time, especially to level the router plate. But the table is far from perfect, and here is what I disliked
* The table top has a warp of about 1/32". The high point is about 2/3 of the way to the left. From other reviews, this seems to be a systemic manufacturing defect. This is OK if you are routing some basic edge profiles or cutting dados. But if you are building dovetail joints or high precision carpentry, expect some rework and quite a bit of sanding afterwards. * Because of the first defect, perfect leveling of the router plate is impossible. What I did is to level the plate to both left and right edges. This way at least the work piece won't get caught in the gaps. But because of the 1/32" bump to the left, the work piece will rise by the same amount as you feed it through. Not a big deal for edge profiling, but for high precision joints, this will cause some headaches later. * Plastic table legs seem to be a little weak. But I bolted it to a custom made cabinet (even painted it with matching "bosch blue"), so it is now quite sturdy. * The dust collection port is oversized and won't work with my shop vac. I think Bosch sell an adapter for some extra $$. Overall, for the number of accessories that it comes with, it is worth the $200. This would be a quite good entry level table for most garage shops in my opinion.