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BOSCH RA1171 25-1/2 in. x 15-7/8 in. Benchtop Laminated MDF Top Cabinet Style Router Table with 2 Dust Collection Ports

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Style: Cabinet Storage


Features

  • Support: The tall aluminum fence measuring 4 7/8 inch x 25 1/8 inch can handle tall stock with ease; The fence is complete with adjustable MDF face plates for smoother operation with taller work pieces and out feed can be offset for jointing
  • Precision: The Bosch RA1171 features a rigid aluminum router mounting plate that stays flat and precise for accuracy; For added versatility, its pre drilled to fit a variety of routers
  • Easy to use: Two easy to use feather boards attach to fence and router table, providing additional guidance and protection against kickback; Theyre fully adjustable to fit a variety of work pieces; Accessory slot accepts additional feather boards and 3/4 inch optional accessories such as miter gauge
  • Cleanup: With a cabinet style design, the RA1171 is able to feature two dust collection ports for removing any job site dust and debris; The dust collections ports fit standard 2 1/2 inch vacuum hoses
  • Convenience: Featuring a dual outlet switch with 6 feet power cord; Includes bench top router table, aluminum router mounting plate, 3x mounting plate rings, mounting hardware, 2x adjustable feather boards, adjustable clear guard, starter pin and guard, and 2x out feed fence shims

Description

The cabinet style, functionality, expanded and precise material support and a dual outlet switch make this the perfect solution for woodworkers in search of a quality benchtop router table for the shop. From the Manufacturer The cabinet-style functionality, expanded and precise material support and a dual outlet switch make this the perfect solution for woodworkers in search of a quality benchtop router table for the shop.

Brand: Bosch


Material: MDF


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: 25.5"W x 18"H


Voltage: 120 Volts


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 120 Volts


Base Type: Fixed


Material Type: MDF


Item Dimensions W x H: 25.5"W x 18"H


Item Weight: 35 Pounds


Brand Name: Bosch


Model Number: RA1171


Global Trade Identification Number: 49


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited 1 Year


UPC: 000346353549


Manufacturer Part Number: RA1171


Manufacturer: Bosch


Included Components: (1) Adjustable Clear Guard, (1) Hardware for Mounting Routers, (1) RA1171 Cabinet Style Router Table, (1) Starter Pin, (1) Starter Pin Guard, (2) Adjustable Featherboards, (2) Outfeed Fence Shims, (3) Mounting Plate Insert Rings


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Type Name: Bosch Cabinet Style Router Table RA1171


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • very nice
Style: Cabinet Storage
I have had this a few months but just got around to putting it together. assembly is pretty straight forward. I honestly didn't need to look at directions a whole lot. I liked the screws it goes together with. they are tapered so they center in the hole there was no slop at all I think it due to the head of the screws being tapered. there is a lot of extra hardware in the bags. this cabinet is made of hardboard or mdf which ever you wanna call it. the screws to mount the door and magnetic stop leave something to be desired. they are very small so you need a eye glass screw driver or the smallest phillips head they make anyhow. mounting the router base is not really straight forward. it say in the manual to use the starter screw in either hole A or B. well this was just confusing to me. this is for a bosch router by the way. anyhow once you find the right holes its lines up perfect and seems to mount very securely. The dust collection on it works well with a shop vac just don't forget to hook it up or the cabinet will fill with dust. also make sure the level the table. there are 4 screws to do this. just loosen the mounting screws some and adjust away. I used a steel rule to check daylight and slid it back and forth across the table on edge to get it as close as I could. I like that it comes with feather boards. Overall i think it was a good buy. You can make one on your own given you have the time but the quality seems to be very good it seems solid. none of the aluminum parts had what i would call sharp edges the molded parts seem to be clear of defects ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2019 by Jim

  • Amazingly Great value.
Style: Cabinet Storage
Great value. Everything assembled without issue. I really like the ability to use a large panel bit. And, I think the single fence with spacers to add to one side for planning is smart. The table and fence are solid and well constructed. I can't imagine what else I would look for in this price range. If you're looking for something portable and reasonably priced, this is a great value. (Oct 6). I used this with my Porter Cable router last night to route some base trim with a large panel bit. I was amazed how quickly I got it all set up. And then, I was more amazed that it stayed true and nothing shifted on me while I quickly routed about 20 boards. Sooo easy. And then, when finished, I quickly put it all out of the way. Unless you need a large pro router table that is set up all the time, this table is a godsend and I highly recommend it. I also love that it is heavy enough to want to stay put on its own (I actually clamped it to the tailgate of my pickup truck, lol). If I would have tried to clamp each board to a workbench and then route each one it would have taken 4 times as long with no where near the same results. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2016 by regger

  • Good Router Table - Even Better After Modification Good Router Table - Even Better After Modification
Style: Cabinet Storage
The Bosch RA1171 Benchtop Router Table is a good table for the money. The router mounting plate is aluminum, very sturdy, and fully adjustable to ensure it sits flush with the tabletop as explained in the included assembly instructions. The router mounting plate is compatible with a variety of routers - see photos for a list of routers (accurate as of today, 12/21/22). Once the table is fully assembled, it is very sturdy and easy to secure to a work surface, bench, stand, etc. There is one modification that, while not critical, I do recommend. I found that when I tightened an accessory down to the outer edges (far left and far right) of the Aluminum Miter Channel, the channel would flex and pull away from the tabletop. This happens because there are only three mounting screws used to hold the miter channel in place, and they are located more towards the center of the channel, leaving the outer several inches on both sides unsecured - see photos. The fix is easy. I drilled a 3/16" hole through the aluminum miter channel and completely through the tabletop, one inch in from the left and right ends of the miter channel after installing it to the tabletop. Then, I countersunk both holes to accept new #10-32x1" flathead machine screws making sure the tops of the screws would sit below the surface of the miter channel, just as the three screws provided by Bosch do - see photos - the two silver-colored screws on the outer ends are the new/added screws. The three black screws in the center are the ones provided by Bosch. The new #10-32x1" Screws are held in place by a Flat Washer and a Keps Nut on each screw from the underside of the tabletop. Tighten them securely. See photos for a closeup of the screws, washers, keps nuts, and one of the new screws installed in place. After completing this modification, the outer ends of the miter channel are now firmly attached to the tabletop and they will not flex when tightening accessories located in these areas. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2022 by 1A1PurcProd

  • BOSCH #2
Style: Cabinet Storage
It is a BOSCH. Quality. I have a garage workshop- not anything industrial. Just me ruinin wood. For many years I had a "big box" set up. When I seen this router table, the price,quality of product. love at first sight. A bonus-a box joint jig that I just received will also fit this router table as well as my saw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Rusty Conner

  • Yep
Style: Cabinet Storage
From a pro woodworker of over 30 years here: I saw many reviews about this before I bought this. I use this for smaller jobs where a free hand routing job requires making a fence, and also when I do not want to set up a large shaper. First and foremost, if you want $2,500.00 shaper results, buy a $2,500.00 shaper. This is designed for smaller jobs or a hobbyist, and it works just FINE. Some say the table was not level or square, some had problems assembling, some say the plastic edge-banding was above the outer edge of the main top (simple fix guys - file it or sand it down carefully, but I didn't have this problem), some had other minor problems. I had NONE of those problems. Want a better fence, then make it. It's simple to do, but I didn't find anything wrong with the fence that came with it, or the laminate face material on the front of it. READ THE DIRECTIONS, or it will not go together correctly. The directions are clear cut and simple, people! I saw on a review where someone said they had to shim the top main metal plate with washers. Come on, really?! If you read the directions or have ANY common sense, you can see there are adjuster screws under the main metal top that are accessible without even removing the metal plate. This assembled fine (if you follow the directions), the table is level and square, and my Porter Cable router dropped right in the main metal table mount and screw holes lined up perfectly. The leveling screws for the metal top made leveling this a walk in the park. It's very easy to level from front to back and side to side if you have a long metal straight edge. Suction from the under side is ok at best, but if you put a adapter on it for a large dust collector system (I have a Jet), that will help dust/chip collection. If you want more suction from the lower rear port, you can also modify the main front door. Cover the grab hole (where you open it) and put a knob on it somewhere. Modify the front swinging door to not leave such a large gap where the on off switch is. A little bit of ingenuity and some scrap 1/4" ply will do the job and attach from the back side easily. You'll increase the back port suction substantially. There is only two things I can find to complain a small bit about. First is the fact that adjusting the router from the inside of this unit offers a small challenge, but not big enough to make a major event out. Second, and last, is the suction, but I addressed that already. No big deal. Again, if you want big pro tool results, buy a big pro tool and spend $2,000.00 or more. Overall, I'm happy with this so far. If anything changes, I will edit this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2014 by Chadima F.

  • Solid and easy to assemble.
Style: Cabinet Storage
Assembled very easily. Though I thought the cabinet would be metal it is all made of cardboard. Seems sturdy so far.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by thomas

  • Decent router cabinet for occasional use
Style: Cabinet Storage
Getting this cabinet set up was a bit tricky because the screws are small, so I needed a tiny screwdriver. The manual's instructions on mounting the router base were a little confusing at first, but once I figured out which holes to use, everything lined up well and felt secure. It works nicely for my Bosch router in the workshop when I need a compact storage solution. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by ranulfo martinez

  • Overall okay - But great example of what happens when accountants make design choices.
Style: Cabinet Storage
Just got this assembled and it looks like it will work fine for what I need, but there are a few design issues that appear to be caused by using cheaper hardware and packaging. Examples: - The screws that hold the cabinet together are nice and go in well, but the supplied wrench doesn't fit them very well and slips out constantly while trying to tighten them. - The screws that attach the door to the cabinet are smaller than my number 1 Philips. You need a jewelers screwdriver to fit the head.. Have you ever tried putting in a wood screw with a tiny screwdriver? Even with the pre-drilled holes, it's VERY difficult. - Do yourself a favor and buy (6) #5 or #6 5/8" #2 Philips wood screws and don't use the ones supplied. - The fence is nice, but they need plastic spacers to hold the feather boards out far enough to not hit the wooden inserts on the fence. - The feather boards are poorly packaged in a box with heavy parts and can easily be damaged. - To Bosch's credit, I called and had replacement feather boards within a couple days. But, a little foam blocking around the loose parts would have saved that headache. Overall, now that I have it assembled, it's nice and sturdy, has a couple options for dust collection, and it is a nice upgrade from my old router table after I paired it with the Bosch router. I mounted the Bosch 1617EVSPK in mine. Fit perfectly, and the screws to mount the router to the plate were included. Pros: - Nice and sturdy once you get it assembled. - The leveling feature for the router plate works well. (Adjust the screws under the plate, then tighten the plate down) - The fence is nice and sturdy extruded aluminum. - The hole in the plate for router bits can accommodate large diameter bits - Nice thick router mounting plate with lots of mounting options for many routers. - Easy to mount the cabinet or clamp down, but for light work it's heavy enough and just putting an anti-slip mat under it should keep it in place. - You can store parts such as router bits inside the cabinet, however, that will come at the cost of getting them full of dust if you don't build a covered tray for them. - Enclosed cabinet makes the router quieter. Cons: - Poorly packaged. Bosch needs to understand that these heave boxes will be banged up in shipping and there needs to be foam inside to prevent damage. Saving a couple bucks on packaging costs more in damaged parts. - Assembly is easy, but fastener choices need to be looked at. The supplied wrench barely worked for the cabinet screws and needing a tiny jewelers screwdriver for the hinge screws is terrible. - Plastic spacers for the feather boards would not have been needed if Bosch had used thinner panels on the fence or a slightly different extrusion profile. - No cable management for the power cord inside the cabinet. - A knob would have been better than a hole for opening the door. If you open with right hand, be careful not to break your finger when it gets over half way open. The momentum of the door grabs your finger. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022 by Cynthia M

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