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   BG | Aug 17, 2003 01:01am | #1

   Tooldoc,

   That Universal Drill Press table is quite nice looking.  Did you see it live? What I can't figure out is how to design/install it so you can still crank the handle up and down? 

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   ToolDoc | Aug 17, 2003 02:32am | #2

   BG: Nope only saw it at there web site,But think IM going to be taking a little lookie see at one of there stores soon..

                                   ToolDoc

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   TerryH | Aug 17, 2003 05:50am | #3

   Doc,

   I have been using the Rockler for a couple of years. I bought the smaller sized one. The drill press is right by the door in my shop and the smaller one worked better for me in that location. I really like it. You definetly could build something similar, but I felt the the Rockler was a good buy. It has served me well. I really like the way the split fence on the aluminum angle works.

   Terry

   Registered Shopaholic

   
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   ToolDoc | Aug 17, 2003 06:43am | #4

   Terry: Yup the Rockler has the features IM lookin for,but I might take all the features I like about it & the sears unit & put into one of my own..

                       ToolDoc

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   BertJ | Aug 18, 2003 08:56pm | #5

   Doc,

   Here's one I built. I use it on the Delta variable speed table model.

   BJ

   
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   ToolDoc | Aug 19, 2003 06:39am | #6

   Bert: WOW that sure is a Dandy!!.. Thanks for sharing the picture with me..

                ToolDoc

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   RANGERP75R | Aug 19, 2003 07:52am | #7

   Doc

      I think you worked too much over-time during the winter. So, you're considering buying a DP table. An I thought you were a cheap-skate like me. ha..ha..

   Your buddy...

   sarge..jt

   
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   ToolDoc | Aug 19, 2003 05:48pm | #8

   SARGE: IM still doing overtime to the tune of 12 HRS a day!.. I am looking for ideas for a DP table,something like yours.. Don't want you beating me out on those Capital designs..LOL...Just not sure yet of a design..

                      ToolDoc