Rip fence and floating table

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beeg wrote:WHY wood ya avoid that? I use one on each end for long board support.
Drill press set up and being able to center chuck over insert. I do not think that would be possible with the insert 4-1/2" to the right due to a table on the left. Packy is talking about bolting them on to the main table.
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beeg wrote:WHY wood ya avoid that? I use one on each end for long board support.
Drill press set up and being able to center chuck over insert. I do not think that would be possible with the insert 4-1/2" to the right due to a table on the left. Packy is talking about bolting them on to the main table.
Rob in San Diego
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All good points....
Just a thought, suppose the best way would be to just upgrade to a new table system.
Thanks all for your most valuable input.
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SDSSmith wrote:Drill press set up and being able to center chuck over insert. I do not think that would be possible with the insert 4-1/2" to the right due to a table on the left. Packy is talking about bolting them on to the main table.
That also!:D
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