A ____ holds the router in an inverted position below a table, and the bit is adjusted to protrude through an opening in the tabletop.
A) router table
B) router stand
C) bit table
D) bit stand

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A router table is designed to hold the router in an inverted position below a table, with an opening in the tabletop for the bit to protrude through. This allows for more precise and controlled routing operations, and can also serve as a work surface for other tasks. A router stand or bit stand may be used to hold the router when not in use, but they do not provide the same level of functionality and versatility as a router table. A bit table is not a commonly recognized term in the woodworking industry.

A ____ Holds the Router in an Inverted Position Below