Hi,

I think the easiest and least expensive thing to try is... Get a Y splitter either the Festool 452898 or the Fein (see this thread http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-jigs-tool-enhancements/cheaper-and-better-alternative-to-the-festool-vac-y-adapter/

Use the D27 hose for the Triton, and a regular plan old shop vac hose for the fence. Non Festool 2 1/4" hoses such as Shop Vac brand will fit the Festool CT inlet with out modifying.

I don't know how the collection will be or if it will maintain enough suction / air flow to collect well from both at the same time for this set up. But it would not be a big investment to test it out. Especially if you happen to have a  2 1/4" hose already.  If it works and you want , you could add the larger Festool hose later.

Seth

I just completed dust collection on my Triton router and Kreg router fence this weekend.  I will post pics in a couple of hours, I have a doctor appointment in a bit so after that.  The short of it is I used a 2 1/2 Y from Woodcraft, and short piece of 1 1/4 hose from one side of the Y to the Triton and shop vac hose from the other side of the Y to the Fence.  I just attach the hose from my shop vac to one port on the router table and I'm good to go.  I had to loosen the screws on the plastic dust port of the triton to get the hose threaded into it then just tighten the screws back down and it's solid.  Oh and it all works very well.  Now if I could just get that kind of dust collection from my Dewalt portable table saw, it puts just as much on the ground as it does down the hose.

thank you to everyone for the advice.