Very cool! What kind of material did you use for the inlay? Epoxy?

@Chris Skrobarczyk Thanks! I used the folding legs kit from Rockler. They supply everything but the top itself. I just laminated some ¾” ply + MDF with Formica and did some red oak edging. The router fence is actually a prefab fence from Taytools I got on sale for < $100. I looked into making my own but would have likely spent at least that much on materials when all was said and done, and this lets me get back to “real” woodworking a little faster instead of getting all bogged down with shop projects.

@Chris Skrobarczyk the stock guides are awesome! So much better than featherboards!

On call at the hospital all weekend, so it’s work work work for me 🫠

@Chris Skrobarczyk yes they are! 36” wings on each side with t tracks for stop blocks. Work bench folds up on the wall when not in use and has a router table plus a matchfit grid for clamping.

@Chris Skrobarczyk thanks! Yes, it fits my Milwaukee trim router and can also fit their full size router. But you can get the router plate made to fit any number of other manufacturers. I got it from a company called Wood Grain Junkie. They sell tons of cool router accessories that are great for small shops and quick setup