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Most routers will have an "extender" or "AP" mode, main thing is to disable the DHCP server on one of them, but keep the same wifi name and password for both and it should work OK.
I guess for the secondary device, I would also set it to a static IP address, let me know if you need help with that.
Okay, that's all stuff I've done before. I've just never setup a multi-router config before so I wanted to check that there wasn't anything I was missing.