I Built a Router Table with the Ultimate Dust Collection (Thoroughly Tested)

In this video, I’ll show you how to build a space-saving router table with a side dust collection system, perfect for small shops. The build uses plywood and no drawer hardware, saving you money while delivering a sturdy design. I’ll also walk you through how I tested the dust collection, adjusting airflow to improve performance. Plus, there’s a full cost breakdown at the end so you know exactly what this build will cost. With easy-to-follow instructions and tips along the way, this router table is great for any skill level. lift: https://shorturl.at/js723 fence: https://shorturl.at/R17H5 Tools I Use: -Bosh drill -Dewalt Drill and Impact Driver -Dewalt Angle Grinder -Dewalt Jigsaw -Makita Track Saw -Makita Mitre Saw -Axminster AT315 Sliding tablesaw -Makita Palm Router -Erbauer ER2100 Router -Dewalt DW616 Router with OSKOOL Router Lift -Axminster Workshop AW153E Dust Extractor - 230V -Dewalt Random Orbital Sander -Scheppach HMS 260 Planer/Thicknesser -some random draper drill press -Triton TSPST450 sander Music from Artlist.io If you're in the Cambridge area and are interested in custom furniture, feel free to reach out to me at: anes.benabdallah1996@gmail.com Follow Me On: Instagram:   / anes_creates