Is there a cutout in the cabinet where the router power cord is intended to exit, or do you just leave the front door ajar?
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There absolutely is a cut out in the back. I have a dewalt plunge router in mine and the cord end is extra large and it fits through no problem. Love the table by the way, have probably 20 hours on it so far with numerous routers. Takes a while to get plate perfectly level but once done it stays perfect every time I use it.
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There is a cutout for the power cord. I have the DeWalt 618 and it fits fine. I really like this bench. Only thing I'd probably add is a 3-4" dust port on the back of the cabinet. You do get quite a bit of sawdust inside the cabinet. Other than that, it appears to be high quality baltic birch plywood case, good strong top, decent fence. Some people complain about not having a switch for the router on the outside of the unit. You can purchase such a switch from Woodcraft or Kreg. I haven't added one yet but probably will. I guess I like the idea of not having to open the cabinet to turn the router on and off. Probably a lot safer to have it on the outside of the box. I use the box to keep other tools and bits handy. Just vacuum out when finished routing.
474226
There is a small rubber piece that you can pull out of the way. Be sure to also route the cable through the little cutout on the "battery" portion of the adapter.
1559306
There is a hard cardboard backing piece that attaches with tiny finishing nails around the entire back of the armoire. The instructions indicate not to omit the backing piece, because the unit becomes unstable without it. There are circular "punch-outs" about two inches wide if you want to run cords out the back. Other than that, the interior space is closed.
1085669
The power cord actually comes out of the top near the power switch. Also, the power switch has a plastic cover (snaps open and closed) to prevent accidentally hitting the switch.picture here:all-wired-up(dot)com/amazon/tripp-lite-3sp.png
678883
There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
38007
No, I have it plugged in on the top (upside down) so the cables come in that direction. The bottom outlet is open and being used.
2099188
Yes there is a slot in the base that allows the wires to exit from the side.
767112
You can drop cords behind this neat little piece. All our cords are hidden. We drop down to floor and plug into wall outlets nearby.
1088453
This is a handy feature. As the toaster is in Top view, looking down on the name, the cord comes out of the right side bottom-middle and can be secured through a cord keeper on the base. I kept the cord wrapped as it came and it remains short but next to an outlet. It's a neat set up.
551299
Yes there is a continuous cord that hands off of one side that is alway exposed. It does not hang down too far and hasn't been a nuisance to me since I put it against the wall.
1011194
Disconnect power. Undo wiring. Remove 2 screws at bottom. And slide out. Very simple.
1639500
power cord is on the front of the device looks like part of the device.this would be front vs back. not sure what you are referring to as power cord manager. Been using mine for years. Many plug ins. no problems with it in fact I have smaller ones I use around the house. It also stays flat to the ground.
1841795
The power cord is detachable but it attaches on the right side of the unit.
1578705
No. We have to pull mNo. We have to pull the power cord off from power outlet
993134
Leave the cords in, but only use cords with right angle plugs, so you don't put your eye out.
2019664
This may depending on where you put it. This is designed to attach to the router's antenna connection which means it may have to be inside depending on where your router is.
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I'd say no. it hold a power strip fine. by the time you stuff the extra cords in the box you will have room for modem or router. even with out stuffing the cords in the box I would say the box isn't tall enough or long enough to also hold those router or modem's and be able to close the lid, maybe if you don't close the lid you they will stick out.