which router to use?
1489964
I used the porter cable 3 1/4 horse power variable speed works great.Mounted the benchtop on stand.Plenty of power to do almost any job.Do not recommend this table for cutting raised panels
1489965
I have the Porter Cable 7518 variable speed 3 1/4 hp in my table. Variable speed is important when running large bit and this router has plenty of power to get the job done. bolt holes in the router base match up to the holes in the table. This router is also very easy to adjust when installed in table.
1031426
I have this model and use it often When I purchased mine there was another model without the guide and it was more money. If you do purchase a router use good bits they cost more but are cheaper in the long run. They won't break and last longer. hope this helps you. This is one of the best routers you can buy. It cost more but its worth it.
1360981
you don't need a router you need a switch. most switches these days are 1gb but 100mb will work fine.
966657
Yes you will need some sort of router, this will not affect your computer speed.
909385
A router will with any ISP you come across as long as their modem has a network connection. Very stable router for the money.
1441992
You will need a router if that is what you are asking. But, everything else is built in and it is very easy to use.
2219205
I have another router set up on a table so I don't know which table would work best for this kit. I'm sure that you know this already but which ever table you decide to buy make sure that it has a universal adapter so that your router will fit properly to the table.
349801
While I haven't used either I can tell you two of my past three Netgear routers have died on me. For that reason alone I am choosing Linksys over Netgear this time.
1028878
Although my Cisco router worked OK for the most part, I bought an Asus router and it performs much better. So far it has been more reliable. I would buy an Asus router if I were you.
509578
I use a Belkin dual band router that I purchase from Target for $49, but any good router would work. Just go to Office Depot, Office Max, or Staples. The assistants are very helpful.
1363367
Hmm I wish I had gotten this one then.Belkin N+ is a good router though and we haven't had any problems with it whatsoever.I would recommend it. But I'm thinking the version2 of this linksys is better.
867788
You should dump all your other AP and use the UniFi as the primary unit connected to your main router. It comes with excellent wireless controller software that is very full featured and one unit per floor should cover an average home. The units load balance and self update automatically.
369215
FYI - a cheaper solution is to buy a cheap used wireless router and set it up as a wireless bridge. I purchased one used for $29.99 . I now have my bd-p1600 hardwired to the bridge and it works great.. I am using dd-wrt on both..
1652924
I think any of the models currently available would be adequate for router table use. My experience is with the older model that doesn't include the above table adjustment. The "below table" adjustment works fine, but is not ideal.
1622159
I could never recommend a Linksys router to anyone. My family and I went through 3 Linksys routers in 2 months. They just kept burning out. We got a belkin and until recently (decided to upgrade) It has worked wonderfully.
207455
You might want to go with Linksys E3000. It has simultaneous 5.0 and 2.4. Easy to setup...the easiest trust me. I setup like over 40+ modems for friends and family so I know. Personally I like the Buffalo WHR-HP-G300N. I don't think it has 5.0 but this has better range slightly. I buy routers for range
1717414
You can pick and choose the router you connect to. You can hook both computers to the router in the attic or split them up. I usually chose based on signal strength.