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What are the bolts for? Mark V

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I have some bolts threaded into the bottom of my table saw table. They are not holding anything. Any clue what they might be for? I'd show pics but I am having trouble uploading for some reason.
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Without a pic it's hard to say. Is your pic less than 1.43mb?
Those bolts may be the table leveling bolts for when your in drill press mode?
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beeg wrote:Without a pic it's hard to say. Is your pic less than 1.43mb?
Those bolts may be the table leveling bolts for when your in drill press mode?
No, it exceeds that limit. I tried photo bucket too as I use that in another forum but it won't take it.
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Open in paint and reduce the size, then save it.
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ibskot wrote:I have some bolts threaded into the bottom of my table saw table. They are not holding anything. Any clue what they might be for? I'd show pics but I am having trouble uploading for some reason.
The other magic "size" number is 1024x768 which is the max. that you can post here.

Here are a couple of pictures showing some bolts for you to look at. If these are the ones then they are for adjustment in drill press mode so the table is stopped at 90 degrees, (there are also stops at 45 degrees) this is just for your information.

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Here is a pic. Thanks for the help.
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Well...I thought the pic showed up. Thanks for posting that pic. I was hoping to use those bolts to attach an outfeed table.
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Those are the stops for the table tilt.
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reible wrote:The other magic "size" number is 1024x768 which is the max. that you can post here.
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Admin increased that to 1024 x 1024. i.e. 1024 either/both hor/vert.
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