Nice table. Heavy duty and bolt holes lined up well to my Jet table saw. Router fence is heavy gauge aluminum with multiple T-track slots for accessories. Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is the missing bolts. 2 hex head bolts for fence hold-down (only bolts included that screw into the fence lock handles are long carriage bolts which don't work in table slots) and 2 t-track bolts. I left the dust collector cover off for now. Looks like a trip to Ace Hardware tomorrow. I'm sure that these bolts normally come with the hardware pack. Shouldn't have to purchase extra hardware for something this pricey.
All in all, I'm still happy with the purchase and quality of the table.

I purchased this and received it today. I already have it completely installed. It was a perfect fit for my Rigid 4512 table saw. Every bolt hole is a perfect fit. They must have taken notice as it fits as if it was meant to go togther.

My only complaint is the fence. I would like to be able to lift it off of the table without having to unbolt everything. The carriage bolts should just come up through the table. Other than that, five stars

First I take my hat off to T Meyer for his wonderful wright up! He's the reason I purchased the Bench dog router table for my left tilting Rigid table saw! I just want to add that I did find a way to get the 17mm bolt in the center hole. It was not easy,but I'll try to explain. One way would be to purchase a shorter bolt and then you can drop a small square magnet in the bottom of your 17mm or 11/16" socket put a 4" extension and come in from the right side of the bottom of the plate. It does fit. I was lazy so I took the bolt provided put the offset rectangular washer on it and with only the small rectangular magnet on the end of the 4" extension held the bolt and washer came in from both side and ran the bolt in with my two index fingers. I then finished tightening using a universal 3/8' joint fitting with the proper 17mm socket, again sliding it in from the right side. Not nearly as bad as getting at some spark plugs that I've had to deal with! You could do it w/o the magnets if your careful I just did not want to drop the bolt in the slotted shroud cover. I considered removing that shroud but after looking at it it did not look like it would be any fun either. Anyway I did drop the washer in there and it went through to the floor but I can't guarantee that it will every time.

Took a risk and ordered this for my Delta 36-725. Spent a couple of hours drilling holes and aligning to accommodate to the table saw. With that being said, this thing is a gem for small workshops. I build custom vanities from my 2 car garage as a second income and workshop space is a top priority! This fits the bill. If you have a Delta 36-725, spend the time setting up your drilling and you will be happy!

This router table extension is awesome. It fit perfectly on my Jet table saw. I had to drill a couple holes so I could remount the power switch and rear fence rail. But I know that I'd have to do that. I moved the old factory metal extension to the other side. Doing that make me have a 56" table. AWESOME! It's nice to have that much space.