About 9 months after I built the router table I finally got around to applying a finish.  This is just two coats of Watco Danish oil.  It's easy to apply and now I don't feel guilty about the bare wood.

While I was applying the finish I decided to fix the door.  At first the door was poorly assembled.  If I recall correctly, Norm uses biscuits on his door.  Since I didn't have a biscuit joiner I just glued end grain to end grain.  Of course that failed after about 2 months because gluing end grain adds very little strength.  I had some 1/8" thick hardboard around so I used it to make splined miter joints.  Now it's very strong and should last forever.

This is a nice shot of the router table from before I applied a finish on it.  I built the shelves behind the table so that the table could fit underneath them when I'm not using it.

Clearly I need more router bits.

I bought a set of feather boards for the fence.  Normally I just make them myself but homemade feather boards are not as nice.  The Jessem Mast R Lift is terrific. 

Here's a shot of the electrical and the dust collection.  I was worried about the dust collection but it works really well.  The fact that the bit throws the sawdust at the dust collector makes it an easy job.

Here's another shot of the lift.  If you look carefully you can see the dust chute in the cabin below.  Between the downdraft and the fence just about all the dust is captured.